Corporate Censorship on Behalf the Chinese Communist Party
New Chinese security laws threaten freedom of speech across the globe, and Western corporations stand ready to comply.
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The New Political Spectrum: Lobster Capitalism vs Clownfish Communism
If forced to choose, would you consider yourself more of a lobster or a clownfish? It sounds bizarre, but this is the political battlefield of the future.
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The New ‘Useful Idiots’ of China’s Hong Kong
Beijing turns to its British propagandists to confront global support for the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong.
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The Creeping Influence of China in Southeast Asia Examined
As China implements its Belt and Road Initiative, Chinese money and immigration spreads out across Southeast Asia. We take a closer look.
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Intentions, Ideologies, Outcomes, Policies: Can We Forgive Communism?
Both the left and right have used variations on the argument that ‘intentions don’t matter, only outcomes do’. But is there any truth to this statement? Does anyone truly believe intentions don’t matter? A common expression is that we judge ourselves by our intentions and others by their actions. I believe that this can be […]
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‘Compassionate’ Gulags: Goldsmiths’ LGBTQ Society’s Revisionism of Soviet Horrors
Students at Goldsmiths' LGBTQ society should be encouraged to read the actual history on soviet gulags and see them for what they really were–slavery.
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China’s Escalating Repression of the Uyghurs
In recent months, China’s crackdown on the Uyghurs of northwest China’s Xinjiang province has ramped up, with Uyghur people being detained en masse. China’s heavy-handed rule over the Muslim minority Uyghurs of the Xinjiang Province in northwest China has taken a further authoritarian turn of late. In recent months, thousands of Uyghurs in the region […]
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Marxism, Brexit and Spiked Magazine with Brendan O’Neill
Brendan O’Neill, editor of Spiked Magaizne, speaks to Brian Graham for Conatus News about the origins of Spiked, Brexit, Marxism, perceptions of Russia in the West and more. This is part 1 of a 3-part interview. An audio version of this text is available at the end of the article. Brian Graham: I thought it might be […]
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Canada Struggles with Secularism. What Can We Do? – A chat with Dave McKee, Communist Party of Canada
Despite being a secular nation, Canada struggles with promoting secularism, as schools and hospitals are highly influenced by religion. An interview with Dave McKee, Communist Party of Canada, on the country’s problems with religiosity in the public sector. Scott Douglas Jacobsen: What stereotypes do you often hear about communism in Ontario and Canadian discourse? Dave […]
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Xi Jinping’s China: How Should the West Respond?
Chinese President Xi Jinping's consolidation of power at the recent Communist Party congress has significant implications for Western nations.
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