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Anthony Vaver 19 November, 2021
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Forgotten, undervalued and long misunderstood, lascars represented the first global workers in the age of empire.
Zeyd Anwar 19 November, 2021
Separated from their loved ones and used as cannon fodder by the British, World War 1 was a paralysing experience for many Indians. But it was also a war counterbalanced by genuine expressions of loyalty and prayers for Britain’s victory.
Shrabani Basu 19 November, 2021
Centuries later, Britain still has to reckon with how badly it treated slaves during empire.
Trevor Burnard 19 November, 2021
In 1781, the Zong massacre brought to the fore the horrors of the Atlantic slave trade.
James Walvin 19 November, 2021
In the 1930s, the Nazis looked to another international order for the inspiration of their own — the British empire.
Zeyd Anwar 19 November, 2021
Zeyd Anwar 25 November, 2021
Jimmy Smith 24 November, 2021
Shrabani Basu 19 November, 2021
Zeyd Anwar 19 November, 2021
Anthony Vaver 19 November, 2021
The Era of Angela Merkel Comes to an End
Education in Afghanistan Has Always Been a Battlefield
Al-Qaida and ISIS Are Struggling to Recruit
You Might Own Britain’s Rarest 50p Coins
Britain Needs Universal Basic Income
In Netflix’s Squid Game, Capitalism Takes Centre Stage