News
New Book: Genocide: Personal Stories, Big Questions
Exploring 20th and 21st century genocide
London, 4th October 2024: Yellow Press has published Genocide: Personal Stories, Big Questions, by journalist and author, Heidi Kingstone. The book tells the story of the last 120 years of genocide, its impact on the world and its relevance today. Kingstone takes the reader on a journey from the Herero and Nama genocide of 1904,…
» Continue Reading
Mantraya Institute for Strategic Studies
APPOINTMENT TO ADVISORY BOARD
A Voice From The Street with David Selves
INTERVIEW - RADIO FAVERSHAM
On 28th September I was interviewed by David Selves on Radio Faversham – part of the ‘A Voice From The Street‘ series. We discussed the issues covered in my forthcoming book, Genocide – Fear, Greed, Propaganda. Genocide isn’t something from the past or something that happens somewhere else or someone else. It’s also not something…
» Continue Reading
A new Armenian genocide in Nagorno-Karabakh?
THE ARTICLE - FORCED EXODUS
Over the past ten months, the Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh have been encircled by Azerbaijan troops and endured a food, fuel and medical blockade. This was already a form of “ethnic cleansing” by attrition. Now, following a full-scale military attack by Azerbaijani troops, we are witnessing the forced mass exodus of the ethnic Armenians from their…
» Continue Reading
My latest book – Genocide: Personal Stories, Big Questions
PUBLISHED 2024
Genocide isn’t something from the past or something that happens somewhere else or someone else. It’s also not something we can forget because we all have a responsibility to remember and protect. In Genocide: Personal Stories, Big Questions, I discuss the major genocides of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries – from the Armenian Genocide to the…
» Continue Reading
Finding Your Way Round Kabul The following comments are stimulated by Heidi Kingstone’s “Dispatches from the Kabul Cafe.” Heidi is a Canadian journalist who spent four years in Afghanistan based in Kabul just getting around and alongside the folk you might expect to find there, civil, military heroic, sometimes suffering individuals, sharps and flats included. …
» Continue Reading