Brexit and London Terror Attacks May Have More In Common Than We Think

“If the eviction notice comes, I'll leave. I don't think this government will be taken seriously if they keep expressing the idea that the resident Europeans are their bargaining chips," said Anna, an E.U. citizen in London.

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UK to Trump: Bugger Off, You’re Not Welcome Here!

Trump's first weeks in office have resulted in almost every city and town in the U.K. hosting some kind of anti-Trump procession.

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Resistance In Rojava, Part III: There is No Democracy Without Women’s Liberation

Jineolojî, a social science taught and practiced in the Kurdish communities of Rojava, seeks to include women in history, recognise women’s input politically and empower women in society.

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1.5 Million Sign Petition to Cancel Trump's State Visit to the UK After Travel Ban

A petition to stop President Trump's planned visit to the U.K. has more than doubled in less than a day.

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Growing Discontent As UK Autumn Budget Fails Families On the Margins

The Autumn Statement released last month shows it's business as usual for the Conservative government, as austerity policies widen and resistance brews in a Britain beleaguered by uncertainty.

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On the Chopping Block: Post-Brexit Human Rights In the U.K.

U.K. citizens must ask why their Conservative government would seek to repeal a law that has the primary function of solidifying the protections people enjoy against the government itself.

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U.K. Opposition to Austerity Is Building As Brexit Economic Concerns Deepen

“We want to send a message to the Tories that their austerity experiment has failed our country, failed our economy and failed our people – and it is time to end it."

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Is Britain’s New Prime Minister more "Radically Right-Wing" Than We Thought?

Theresa May's new Head of Policy had drawn up plans to lower the minimum wage in poorer U.K. regions.

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