U.S. journalist, Danielle Maisano, who has been living in London for 11 years, shares her views on the build-up that led to the fallout of Trump winning his second term.
Read more“Cat-eating Haitians” – the most recent buzzworthy but baseless claim amplified by the Trump campaign, sparked hyper-salivation amongst MAGA fans, and disbelief in the rest of us.
Read moreThe UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman’s controversial Illegal Migration Bill has caused a lot of concern with protests and open letters condemning its harshness, even exposing division within the Tory Party itself.
Read more“He sits at his table long as a fable planning a banquet of death too sharp are his claws too aglow are his eyes Putin of the great war cry dragging his carcass of history.”
Read moreThe March budget presented free ports as the remedy to economic uncertainty in the face of Brexit and COVID, but are…
Read moreThe new year continues with the pandemic being used by some authoritarian African leaders as a way to cling to…
Read moreThe first time that the Tory Party finally mentioned the housing crisis, since the snap election, was during Hammond’s November budget. However unlike…
Read moreFor over 20 years activists within the intersex community have been calling for changes to how operations are performed on…
Read moreNo sooner had China put a ban on ICOs, Initial Coin Offerings, than the following week the FCA issued a…
Read moreDonald Trump’s policy towards Europe is like a glaring white avalanche careering down a hill. The US is on a…
Read moreEven though some Eurosceptic parties in Europe have seen an ebb within support from voters recently, the changing political landscape…
Read moreIn Israel, everyone goes to the military service at the age of 18. But living in military bases before…
Read moreIt has been two years since the start of the uprising in Bahrain. Back then in 2011, thousands of…
Read moreDr Benedetta Brevini, responsible for communication in the Media Reform Coalition (MRC), a coalition consisting of 20 different organisations from the…
Read moreDr Benedetta Brevini is coauthor of a book on Wikileaks and its aftermath and is writing a new one on Public…
Read moreTaught by volunteers and inclusive to all, squat schools provide an alternative to Cameron’s Big Society free schools, without cost…
Read moreFlat Earth believers have been around since biblical times and even photos of Earth taken from space have not deterred…
Read moreLondon smog. In 1952 an estimated 4,000 people died as a result of severe air pollution in London. Today the…
Read moreThe UK is one of the richest countries in the world, but there are still massive issues of food waste…
Read moreTwo Americans have launched a project that uses public art to share recipes, which are painted across walls in South…
Read moreDave Ryan doesn’t just deliver mail around one of London’s toughest neighbourhoods he has spent most of his life and…
Read moreCycle hire scheme in London “Boris Bikes”. Cycling is a great way to exercise and a form of travel environmentalists…
Read moreIn the last two decades, the dive tourism industry has exploded into a global giant and has become a welcome…
Read moreBulgarian newspapers. Bulgaria has the lowest level of press freedom of any European country according to this year’s Reporters Without…
Read moreWhen Burkina Faso’s Paralympic team arrived in London with nowhere to stay, nowhere to train and not enough money to…
Read moreInvestments in Islamic finance are increasing at a rapid rate globally. According to Ernst and Young global Islamic banking assets…
Read moreAs immigration and tourism soars in Bali, locals are clamping down more than ever to preserve their unique Hindu culture…
Read moreBen Goldacre, medical doctor and Guardian journalist is the father of Bad Science a collection of books, hundreds of…
Read moreRuggero Galtarossa is from a small city in Northern Italy called Padova. He is 22 years old he has…
Read moreBahaa Milhem, a 3rd year journalism student at City University, talks about the difference in culture when it comes to…
Read more“I was doing my shopping in the beauty aisle in Sainsbury’s,” Liz*, an undergrad student at City University recalls,…
Read moreThe Paralympics brought with them a positive change in attitudes towards disabled people, yet there is still a long way…
Read moreA study by Harvard University released this month reveals that China’s Internet Censor’s new focus is on topics…
Read moreReporters Without Borders stated that a journalist from Radio Liberté and two journalists from Kisangani News were released from…
Read moreDonnacha De Long is president of the NUJ and last week he chaired a debate on the topical Leveson inquiry…
Read moreOn Sunday the first of April 2012 Aung San Suu Kyi and her National League for Democracy will for the first time…
Read moreMarch 15 marked the one year anniversary of the Syrian uprising against President Bashar al Assad’s regime, which has shown…
Read moreAn information bill that is being debated in the next few months in South Africa could put democracy to…
Read moreIn January 2012, a small organisation called Allt åt Alla (Everything for Everyone), organised an event to highlight the issues…
Read moreJulien Rath, a second year journalism student with a personal passion for everything Europe, has given Synchronicity an insight into…
Read moreSince the recession of 2008 there seems to be more than just financial issues at stake. The disillusionment with traditional…
Read moreForty years after a group of hippie squatters stormed and took over an ex-army base in Copenhagen for a permanent…
Read moreFinland’s growing nationalist party, the True Finns, have been put in the spotlight by their bid to block the European…
Read moreNicolas Sarkozy, the least popular president of recent history, will struggle hard to win a second term at the Elysee…
Read moreJack wears a poppy on his jacket and Doc Martens on his feet. “It’s the first time I have…
Read more“The Call” was the national anthem and the voice of the orange, white and blue the colours of the oppressive regime…
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US Elections: This Time it’s Different!
This time there was no march of the pink pussy hats that descended on Washington in the inaugural aftermath to…
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