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Trusting Huawei with our 5G infrastructure would be gravely short-sighted
How does a society respond when the supposedly apolitical economic sphere of life becomes a battleground for competing political...


Joe Biden: The Man to Save America?
There you have it, the 2020 election is now fully underway. With a couple more Democrats yet to join 20 other of their contemporaries,...


Russia and North Korea talks are just a diplomatic spectacle
On the 25th of April, North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un met with Russian President, Vladimir Putin for talks focused on efforts to...


The West wants out - How Trudeau lost Alberta, and may lose the rest
Upon his election in 2015, Justin Trudeau seemed to be the golden boy of Canada: crowds clamoured wherever he went and endorsements rang...


The Hypocrisy and Left-Wing Nature of the Extinction Rebellion
The Extinction Rebellion, over the past week, has stirred the emotions of Britain. Whether deemed irresponsible trouble makers by some...


Bibi’s Back: Netanyahu’s re-election and Israeli 'democracy'
So, there it is. At the end of a dogged, close fought race, Benjamin Netanyahu has once again crawled to the top of the pile, retaining...


Julian Assange: criminal hacktivist or beacon of free speech?
After seven years of stalemate with Assange hiding within the confines of the Ecuadorian embassy in London, his arrest on April 11 may...


The Battle for the Conservatives: New Heights or Wilderness Woes
Let’s not beat around the bush, the Conservative Party is in a state. They have plummeted almost 12% in the polls since February, with...


A neglected Northern Powerhouse
Ever since it was announced by George Osborne, the Northern Powerhouse has been rather a point of contention, especially since the...


Brazil’s rewriting of history textbooks is concerning, yet Britain is not without flaws on the alter
Brazil’s new government – led by the right-wing Jair Bolsonaro – has not been short of criticism and scrutiny since the country’s...
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