Many paradigms have collapsed in the midst of this global crisis that, if it carries on too long, will end other schemes pre-designed to make us believe that we live in a glass bubble, which is now beginning to fall apart. Yadira Cruz Valera If anything impacted the […]
In Focus
In Focus
The disappearing world of the Penans
A brief encounter with a Penan is burned into my memory. I was following a pathway, a mere stroll before darkness fell in the Kelabit Highlands in Sarawak where I was on a two-day trek. Sean Sheehan He stepped out of the trees on one side, about to […]
Fiona Churcher: Who was she?
After a long and very painful battle with cancer, Fiona passed away at 2.15 am on Saturday May 16, with her sister Sheila and niece Eleni holding her hand. Fiona was born in Edgware in North London, to an English father and a Scottish mother, and was an extraordinary person […]
‘Islamophobia’…. But, who has the ‘phobia’?
‘Islamophobia’, a pseudo medical term, designed to silence the arguments of opponents, by socially ostracising them? A ‘phobia’ is an irrational fear. Could it be that those who use the term, are really the ones who have the ‘phobia’, a phobia about not being able to handle the arguments of […]
Periodisation and Covid-history
As I write, today the very first people in Britain are being vaccinated for C0vid-19. It’s an exciting time. The tide is turning. Steve Latham But while politicians engage in mutual backslapping, we must remember there is still a long way to go. It reminds me of Winston […]














