Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
United Kingdom
The refusal to support military action in the Middle East reopens tensions with Washington and lays bare the divisions that now mark the old continent. The government recalls the consequences of the Iraq war and argues that foreign policy must respect international law. Spain’s reaffirmation of “No to war” […]
A film season explores the relevance of craftsmanship with documentaries and short films on traditional and contemporary trades, from Sami textiles to Japanese listening cafés. This will happen in “The old ways”, which will take place from 22 March to 16 May 2026 at the Barbican Cinema. Sara Harvey […]
Physical contact, verbal expressiveness and direct or indirect communication distinguish Latin Americans and Britons. Rooted in different historical trajectories, these divergences may lead to everyday friction that can only be eased through mutual understanding and conscious adaptation. Noel Hernández Finding a balance between the ways of one and […]
The migration debate in the Caribbean reveals opposing perspectives: narratives portraying the undocumented as a threat and historical analyses linking mobility to global economic processes. Scholars and religious leaders urge recognition of labour contributions and an end to dehumanisation. The person who emigrates to North American territory “without their […]
From public transport anxiety to online radicalisation, Ameena Blake warns that fear-driven narratives are reshaping community relations. She highlights the impact on women, questions official integration policies and calls for responsibility in public language surrounding Islam and security. (The Prisma memoirs) Virginia Moreno Molina “English people are charming […]
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