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Commentary and analysis on Britain's place in a multipolar, multi-aligned world — from foreign policy and diplomacy to civil liberties and social order in Britain.
Let Him Speak: Tommy Robinson at the Oxford Union
Tommy Robinson should be allowed to speak at the Oxford Union, as banning him would strengthen his image as a silenced truth-teller.
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Peaceful Protest Is Not “Un-British”
UK government's protest restrictions threaten core democratic freedoms.
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A Pragmatic approach to Pluralism: Shabana Mahmood as Home Secretary
Pickthall House welcomes the firm position taken by the new Home Secretary against illegal immigration and the exploitation and abuse of the existing immigration system and processes.
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Statement on the Interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla
The article condemns the interception of the entire Global Sumud Flotilla by Israeli naval forces, describing it as a violation of international law that obstructed a humanitarian mission to deliver aid to Gaza.
Read MoreWhy Offshore Processing Won't Fix the UK’s Migrant Crisis
Offshore processing is a costly policy that diminishes rather than enhances national security and human rights while creating unnecessary hardship for asylum seekers.
Read MoreA Welcome Step, Long Overdue: the UK's recognition of Palestine
Pickthall House welcomes the British government’s decision to recognise an independent Palestinian state, for which Pickthall House has consistently advocated, fulfilling the ultimatum given by the British Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, to Israel on 29 July.
Read MoreBritain's Hotel Crisis: How Policy Failures Created an Unsustainable Asylum System
An effective asylum system must prioritise stability and integration rather than reactive crisis management.
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