Have you noticed how everyone seems to be turning against protesters? It can’t have escaped anyone’s attention that coverage of protesters and
As Ankara has again been hit by deadly terrorism, Turkey’s Prime Minister, Ahmet Davutoğlu, has been very quick to assign blame for
More than 200 people gathered outside Holloway Prison for a candle-lit vigil on Tuesday to honour Sarah Reed – a 32-year-old victim
It’s always curious to note what kind of documentaries an organisation like the BBC chooses to make and what documentaries it chooses
There seems to have been less mainstream media attention than there should be concerning the Turkish state’s escalating policy of curfews, military
‘Staggering’ is how the UN has described the depth and nature of civilian suffering in post-war Iraq; citing over 18,000 civilians having
Weeks now after the ‘Syria Vote’ in UK parliament and the initiation of British bombing against ISIL targets in Syria, the talk
The nightmare that is post-Gaddafi Libya is showing no signs of improving any time soon. Libyans who were promised democracy and progress
Did anyone see the odd news footage of reporters from CNN, CBS and MSNBC rummaging around inside the apartment of the San
When all the high-fives and cheering in the House of Commons are over and the bombs are dropping, I wonder if the
The shooting of prominent Kurdish lawyer and political activist Tahir Elci, dismissed by some state voices as ‘an unfortunate accident’, was almost