The government says the move will "heat millions of homes" and protect jobs, while environmentalists argue it will hamper ...
Hok Seng Ling, 48, was ordered to surrender the money after admitting his role in the biggest money laundering scam in ...
Three-week course explored how relationships among people, land and human health changed as the port city became a global player ...
Nicholas Mulder’s sweeping account of how dispossession has shaped economics and politics, from the French Revolution to ...
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Hall of shame: 38 people in history who put greed above everything
They say history repeats itself. And that certainly holds true in today’s world, where wars, atrocities, and broken promises ...
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The British State Is Dodging Accountability for the Troubles
Britain’s Labour government has brought forward a bill that’s supposed to address the legacy of the Troubles in the North of ...
There is a curious fashion in British politics. People who have spent years telling the rest of us to toughen up seem ...
Determined to illustrate “slavery”, Ryan Butta’s history of ‘blackbirding’ says little of the labourers’ recovery and ...
Formation of the Labour Representation CommitteeAt the end of the 19th century, along with the development of labor unions in ...
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20 speeches from history that changed the world
Most speeches are forgotten almost as soon as they're over. But every so often, the right words land at exactly the right ...
Over the last several months, the Labour Government has desperately tried to sell its new Northern Ireland Troubles Bill to both the House of Commons and military veterans.
Here's what happens when people in power decide to let silly squabbles influence their possibly world-altering decisions.
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