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Byline: Rachel Aroesti In the summer of 2010, Anuvab Pal was writing an article about the opening of the Comedy Store in Mumbai, impresario Don Ward's attempt to introduce British-style [...]

Byline: By, Christopher McKeon, PA Political Correspondent & Lawrence Matheson The UK's economic success is down to 'British ingenuity and industry', not colonialism, says Cabinet minister Kemi Badenoch She made [...]

JAPANESE FORCED MOBILIZATION VICTIMS SUPPORT FOUNDATION, South Korea has invited tenders for Sign up for Comprehensive Property Insurance for the National Museum of Forced Mobilization under Japanese Colonialism in 2024. [...]

Byline: By, Catherine Smyth & Yasmin Al-Najar Students from Whitworth Community High School are being better prepared for university life thanks to the Brilliant Club. Fifteen Year 10 students have [...]

Byline: Arifa Akbar Star Rating: 2 stars The historical significance of the year 1884 is not explained at the beginning of this piece of game theatre. The atmosphere is neighbourly [...]

TEHRAN- Throughout history, humans have harbored a fascination with envisioning the world of tomorrow and its potential appearance, a concept that has been imaginatively translated into literature through the genre [...]

M ARYSE CONDE, who has died aged 90, was a Guadeloupe-born novelist who wrote with subtlety and a touch of surrealism about the effects of colonialism on the African diaspora, [...]

Byline: Iñigo Alexander in Cabo de la Vela, Colombia A few years ago, as age began to take its toll, Rosa Velásquez decided it was time to leave the restaurant [...]

Byline: Ashifa Kassam European community affairs correspondent Dodging between throngs of tourists and workers on their lunch breaks in Madrid's Puerta del Sol plaza, we stop in front of the [...]

content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-no-cap'> Since the Oct. 7 massacre, during which Hamas militants brutally murdered children and Holocaust survivors because they were Jewish, some Oberlin students have attempted to delegitimize Israel, refusing [...]

For some, filling out a race and ethnicity checklist is the last thing from a daunting task. Faced with a long list -- white, Black, Asian, and more -- some [...]

Byline: Kristian Niemietz Business and Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch has ruffled a few feathers with a remark she made at TheCityUK International Conference. She challenged the fashionable idea that Britain's [...]

Byline: Soleil-Chandni Mousseau Lord Leverhulme's 1911 concession in the Congo, is now held by an African-run New York-based private equity firm with strong links to global philanthropy. 140 years ago [...]

London: King's College London has issued the following news release: The MSc students won the Audience Prize and Overall Prize at The Policy Institute's annual contest. GHSM MSc students (left [...]

Byline: Kai Koddenbrock At no point in history has the (https://www.bceao.int/en/content/history-cfa-franc) CFA franc - the name of a colonial currency used in west and central African countries belonging to (https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/fabric/backgrnd.htm) [...]

Byline: Matthias Frickel The DW documentary 'Reclaiming History -- Colonialism and the Genocide in Rwanda' traces the arc from German colonial rule to the genocide in Rwanda. The DW documentary [...]

Four or five years ago, Sidney Hill's young son came to him with a question that Mr. Hill didn't know how to answer. The boy had learned that day about [...]

Representatives of the Palestinians argued at the United Nations’ top court on Monday that Israel’s decades-long occupation had violated international law and subjected Palestinians to what one said was a […]

Star Rating: 4 stars From its thunderous score, which sounds at times like someone dismantling an orchestra with a mallet, to the huge, intimidating, blood-red lettering of the intertitles, to [...]

Byline: Bret Stephens A former colleague of mine liked to say that there are certain ideas that vanish in the presence of thought. Among those ideas is settler colonialism - [...]

A new exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in London looks at how artists of earlier centuries depicted enslaved people — and how contemporary creators do. Two and a […]

Palestine solidarity activists have claimed their space in mainstream politics and demanded the dismantling of the Israeli settler colonial project. But this has raised a very elementary question: 'What is [...]

Star Rating: 5 stars The opening room stuns: a circle of magnificent 18th-century portraits hanging spotlit in a darkened rotunda. Ignatius Sancho, actor, writer, composer, the first man of African [...]

*** The Royal Academy of Arts, London Since the furious Black Lives Matter protests of 2020, prompted by the death of George Floyd, just about every cultural institution in Britain [...]

In the early 1730s, a new subscription craze transformed Georgian Britain. Every year, for five guineas, "Bartram's box" would delight plant collectors and gardeners with seeds from among a hundred [...]

A look at the academic roots of the idea, which has stirred fierce debate when applied to Israel. In the intense war of words over the Israel-Gaza war, a particular […]

Tania James's fiction has straddled continents since the publication of her 2009 debut, Atlas of Unknowns. In Loot, her third full-length novel, she brings this transnational perspective to the story [...]

Byline: Becca Rothfeld A biography of the psychiatrist, philosopher and revolutionary Frantz Fanon is, inevitably, a biography of the world he fought to change. Fanon would no doubt have approved: [...]

Decolonisation, cultural restitution and repatriation are increasingly hot topics, dividing the world of culture and politics. From the Benin bronzes to the Koh-i-Noor diamond, books such as Dan Hicks's The [...]