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Karl Marx, Sergei Eisenstein and Bourgeois Vampires Unite in Bloodsuckers

Anthropological Reconceptions in Precarious Times

A Council of Europe pro-headscarf-endorsed ad pulled

Given the horrific British record of atrocities, would a mere apology be sufficient?

“It projected hatred towards the British”

A VPN is required Mistress of War

 إلزام فرنسا بتعويضات من 1830 إلى جلاء آخر جندي

A decade of struggles Credit: Transnational Institute

Thank you, Shahar In solidarity.

The Reformation that went far beyond Luther’s intentions

“ Whilst attempting to show his leadership on climate, Biden was at the same time trying to persuade the OPEC oil producers to increase production, so as to keep petrol prices down for US consumers.” — Jon Sopel, the BBC Then Biden was seen asleep. ‘Mission accomplished’.

“The University and College Union says the plight of young academics who are desperate to get a firm footing on the career ladder is getting worse. Staff at 146 higher education institutions have until Thursday  to vote  on whether to strike once again – potentially before Christmas – over unfair pay, “untenable” workloads and casualised contracts.” Vicky Blake, the president of UCU, said: “Many people are still shocked to learn that higher education is one of the most casualised sectors in the British economy. There are at least 75,000 staff on insecure contracts: workers who are exploited, underpaid, and often pushed to the brink by senior management teams relying on goodwill and a culture of fear.” Related HE’s casual approach to employment

 السؤال عن النهايات في الشرق

Bullying and hostile environment made a Sussex University professor resign . Related

A region warming twice as much as the rest of the world