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Britain’s leadership crisis is a symptom, not the disease
Andy Burnham’s rise to Downing Street No. 10 may buy the Labour Party time. But Britain’s political crisis runs far deeper than personalities, campaign skills or messaging strategies. The question…
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From Open Doors to Closed Borders: European Immigration Shifts?
2015, Angela Merkel stands before the European Parliament and declares “Wir schaffen das”—“We can do it.” Over a million refugees…
London hosts talks as Sudan teeters toward complete collapse
On April 15, as Sudan marks two years of unrelenting war, Britain will co-host - along with Germany and France - a high-level conference at…
Top hospitality brand leading the way for an trouble-torn industry
The head of a leading hospitality brand says the industry still faces “difficulties” after the coronavirus pandemic, but will not…
Economic nationalism unleashed: The fallout of Trump’s tariff offensive
Donald Trump’s latest economic fusillade against China - a staggering up to 145% tariff on Chinese imports, paired with a temporary 90-day…
Iran’s Executions and Nuclear Talks: A Wake-Up Call for the International Community
Just weeks before direct nuclear negotiations are set to begin between the U.S. and Iran in Muscat, Tehran’s Supreme Leader…
In the Shadow of Ukraine, Balkan Diplomacy Stalls
Efforts to normalize relations between Kosovo and Serbia, once a cornerstone of European Union diplomacy in the Western Balkans, have…
Iranian Year 1403: The Collapse of Tehran’s Survival Strategy
Nowruz, the Iranian New Year that begins on the first day of spring (March 21), traditionally marks a moment of…
Trump’s “Liberation Day” Tariffs Send A Shockwave Through Global Trade
President Donald Trump’s declaration of April 2, 2025, as “Liberation Day” marked a seismic shift in U.S. trade policy, with…