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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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The new Prime Minister of Thailand? A new chapter in country’s history or the continuation of old regime?
On August 16, 2024, Thailand met its new Prime Minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, the second female and the youngest Prime Minister…
Greece and North Macedonia Are Unable to Engage in Brinkmanship Due to Journalistic Constraints
Greece (Brussels Morning) In recent months, there has been an increase in diplomatic tension between Athens and Skopje. Exchanges of…
Olympics 2024 and French Vandalism
Greece (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The Paris Olympics were marred by a series of negative incidents, including widespread vandalism across…
Network Insurgency: How Network States May Double Down on the Age of Narcissism
Insurgency, like war, has an enduring nature and a changing character. It remains a strategy entailing violence used by the…
Hostage Deal with Hamas: Israel’s Cognitive Dissonance
Israeli advocates of an immediate ceasefire in Gaza as part of a hostage deal with Hamas, proffer the following arguments…
Ineffective EU Regulation Costs Consumers Up To $1.5 Billion
The European Union is becoming a world leader in regulation. On a variety of key policy issues ranging from artificial…
The Illusion of Reformism in Iran Won’t Deceive Anyone
Although Iran's new president, Pezeshkian, claims to be a reformist, the execution toll in the country is reaching new records,…
Iran Rules the Middle East
Intimidated by Iran’s belligerent and suicidal proxies, pressured into submission by a craven, isolationist USA, countries such as Egypt, Saudi…