On the anniversary of September 11th, we examine how and why the West made tragic mistakes in the struggle against Islamic extremism.

How can we navigate the tension between practicality and radicalism in political activism? Professor Robert Jensen discusses.

Newly formed organisation LGB Fight Back, along with Parents of ROGD Kids, held protests in 5 cities last weekend.

Attempts by men to coerce sex from women have only been further legitimised by the idea of the Cotton Ceiling.

The continuing ability of Paul Blanchard’s podcast Media Masters to draw in big names sits in stark contrast to the cancellations of women.

This article on the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe, was commissioned and then discarded by a newspaper who deemed it ‘too controversial’.

The city of Varna in Bulgaria is well worth a visit, possessing a deep sense of history along with a very modern atmosphere.

Xavier Gorce has resigned from French newspaper Le Monde after 18 years, over the backlash to a cartoon commenting on France’s #MeToo moment.

Pseudo-progressives oppose depicting the harsh reality of young girls caught between the misogynies of two worlds, the Islamic and the Western.

The sentencing of Mubarak Bala demonstrates the need to reform how Islam is practiced in Northern Nigeria.

Much talk of the Enlightenment is rooted in Eurocentric and archaic thought. What is needed is a continuation of the Enlightenment beyond the 16th century.

As part of examining the legacy of left-wing nationalism, Katie Barker and Dan Fisher look into the history of African Socialism.