How Britain Denies its Holocausts
Why do so few people know about the atrocities of empire?
Why do so few people know about the atrocities of empire?
I nominate the CBI.
The car is turning us into a nation of libertarians
They bleat about the free market, then insist that we subsidise them.
Biodiesel enthusiasts have accidentally invented the most carbon-intensive fuel on earth
Are there enough renewables to keep the lights on? The answer will be comforting to no one.
The revelations from Falluja are piling up
Yes, the US has used chemical weapons
The press has been minimising the death toll in Iraq
Why are we still exposed to pollution that kills 39,000 a year?
The government’s chief scientist appears to have succumbed to politics
If you’re buying Brazilian beef, the answer is yes
New research suggests that the Christian virtues are best represented in godless societies
And hardly anyone is contesting the new clampdown
Boycotting the superstores means taking on five allotments
We had better start preparing for a decline in global oil supply
The corporations are demanding regulation, and the government is refusing to give it to them
The democratic potential of the new media is being blocked by the companies providing the technology.
Even as the G8 promises fall apart, Geldof stays silent
Nicaragua and South Africa, not the US, should be the inspiration for Iraq’s constitution.
Kenneth Clarke’s work for British American Tobacco should disqualify him from office.
Darwin tells us that we are no more than assemblages of complex molecules. We should celebrate this.
Why should I love this country?
In just a few months, Bush and Blair have destroyed the global restraint on nuclear weapons
The G8 leaders refuse to accept that anything difficult needs to be done about climate change
The corporations which helped to immiserate Africa are being given control of its development.
Review of Margaret Thatcher’s 1989 speech to the UN (extract published below).
Green hypocrisy means that we can’t tackle climate change without government intervention.
Is the private finance initiative melting down?
Far from challenging the G8’s role in Africa’s poverty, Geldof and Bono are legitimising its power.
The G8’s debt reduction plan is little better than an extortion racket
The UK and EU are keeping the poorer nations exactly where they want them: beholden to their patrons
Climate change’s unprecedented moral challenge demands that we restrict market freedom
The superstores are on the verge of cornering the news market, with disastrous implications for democracy
Climate change denial, as David Bellamy’s claims show, is based on pure hocus pocus
BP is working with a genocidal government
Wind power is a technological fix for a political problem.
A vote for a minor party could be the most powerful one you could cast.
Would Rover not have been better off as a workers’ co-operative?
Have we forgotten what the World Bank is for?
The corporate manslaughter bill has been neutered to please employers
Only when nomads settled on fertile land did the notion of progress take root
A coup against social Europe has been foiled - for the time being
How can MPs represent us when they earn up to 95% of their income from outside interests?
The new crime bill permits the police to stop almost any demonstration.
Climate change exposes progress as a myth
Where has Iraq’s money gone?
Some people who engage in foreign conflicts are called terrorists. Others are about to be licensed by the government
The US media is creating a world of make believe.
Sweden proves the neoliberals wrong about how to slash poverty.
Bush and Blair no longer seem able to see the difference.