The Lying King – Part 2

Mike DucheineSeptember 14, 2016

Donald Trump has lied his way to become the GOP nominee; US is now in danger of electing a professional liar as president...

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The Lying King

Mike DucheineSeptember 12, 2016

Donald Trump labels Hillary Clinton "Crooked"; his business deals are nothing but and his statements defy the facts...

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Where the Law Fails: ISIS and the Antiquities Trade

Michael GoodyearAugust 20, 2016

While ISIS seems to be destroying ancient artifacts, they are actually making substantial profits off of selling Middle Eastern antiquities to the West....

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The Presidency Is Hillary To Lose

Mike DucheineAugust 19, 2016

Hillary is favored to win the US presidency; her past mistakes could however tilt the balance the other way...

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Can Trump’s Strategy To Become President Work?

Mike DucheineAugust 17, 2016

Trump is one step away from the Oval Office, and he has a plan to become the next president of the United States....

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Romania’s Queen Anne Buried at Curtea de Arges Monastery

Angie IvanAugust 14, 2016

Queen Anne, the wife of Romania's last monarch King Michael, related to most of the monarchies of Europe, has been buried in a lavish ceremony....

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Western Priorities in the Middle East: Economic Security Over Democracy

Michael Slevin UttleyAugust 5, 2016

Democracy in the Middle East isn't as important to The West as its own economic security....

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Austria Finding its Way Back to Austromarxism

Sofie HörtlerAugust 1, 2016

Austromarxism describes the socialist orientation of Austria in the 1920s when the welfare state was created. Today however, Austria fails to stay on this path....

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Europe Highlights Britain’s Failings on Privatised Railways

David HughesAugust 1, 2016

While Britain's railways have often proved to be expensive and unreliable under private ownership, Europe has shown that public ownership offers many benefits....

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The Turbulent Relationship of Migration and Politics

Michael Slevin UttleyAugust 1, 2016

Politicians using dehumanising language and the media's conflation of the terms "refugee," "asylum seeker" and "migrant" do little to help the immigration debate....

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To Unify an Island: Cyprus Work Toward Unification

Michael GoodyearJuly 30, 2016

Although many issues remain, Cyprus moves towards reunification through dialogue between the island's two governments....

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Last Day of the Democratic Convention

Mike DucheineJuly 29, 2016

Hillary Clinton could have clinched a victory of the presidency at the Convention but instead resorted a Trump bashing Party....

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The Far-Right and Global Citizenship: Europe’s Struggle

Michael Slevin UttleyJuly 28, 2016

With the rise of the far-right alongside an increase in citizens viewing themselves as global citizens, Europe finds itself struggling for identity....

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The Democratic Convention

Mike DucheineJuly 27, 2016

An uprising among the delegates, protests against Hillary pointed to a chaotic convention until Michelle Obama showed up...

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Studies Reject Claims that French Labour Reforms Will Alleviate Unemployment

David HughesJuly 27, 2016

Whereas the French government insists that new legislation will create jobs, leading economists say existing laws already do just that...

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Universal Basic Income: Difficult to Implement but Still Gaining Traction

Michael Slevin UttleyJuly 24, 2016

UBI is gaining traction, with schemes being considered in Finland & the Netherlands, proposals being considered by political parties in the UK and Spain....

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