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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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Postmodern Monopolies and Oligopolies Good for Consumers, Economy
Anti-monopoly legislation and regulations around the world are antiquated, based as they are on 19th century realities of the late…
Viktor Orban’s defiance: Will the EU hold together amid growing dissent?
As the EU leaders convene in Brussels to address a range of pressing matters such as backing for Ukraine and…
The Downs and Ups of Brexit
An exhaustive dossier on Brexit contains over 2,000 examples of the “negative” – and 39 “positives” –impacts of the UK’s…
Despite International Pressure Injustice and Human Rights Violations Prevail in Nigeria
As international human rights groups urge the regime of Bola Tinubu to adhere to international governance standards, the regime carries…
Like Reverend John Rankin, Europe needs compassion in dissent
As Europe grapples with complex challenges, fear of political polarisation hangs in the air. We seem to be edging towards…
Crypto and AI: the Dangers of Building a Civilization on Fantasy
There’s only one way to make money in cryptocurrencies: convince people to pay real money in exchange for fake money.…
Can Harris capitalize on Trump’s debate exit?
Kamala Harris stands at a critical juncture in the race for the presidency, with recent developments marking both opportunity and…
USA’s Hobson’s Choice: Personality Cult vs. Ideological Tyranny
In the forthcoming elections in the USA, the electorate faces a choice between a personality cult and an ideological tyranny. …