The Green Party’s historic victory in the Gorton and Denton by-election on 26 February 2026, represents one of the most dramatic and structurally significant electoral realignments in recent British political history. In capturing approximately 40% of the electorate and overturning a massive Labour majority of over 13,400 votes, 34-year-old local plumber and councillor Hannah Spencer…… Continue reading The Racialisation of the Ballot: Why Muslim Political Power is Pathologised in Multicultural Britain
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Inequality, Conflict, and Hope: Reviewing a Turbulent 2023
As 2023 draws to a close, I provide a reflection on the turbulence and conflicts that have emerged over the past year. Ranging from economic instability and widening inequality to geopolitical tensions heightened by the war in Ukraine and the flare-up of violence between Israel and Palestine, these crises have exacerbated polarisation, radicalisation, and ethno-religious…… Continue reading Inequality, Conflict, and Hope: Reviewing a Turbulent 2023
From Nakba to Today: Tracing 75 Years of Israeli-Palestinian Turbulence
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a deeply complex and sensitive issue with a long history of violence, grievances, and disputes on both sides. It is essential to acknowledge that perspectives on this conflict can vary widely, and the topic is highly polarised. I highlight some significant events and actions on both sides. It is important to…… Continue reading From Nakba to Today: Tracing 75 Years of Israeli-Palestinian Turbulence