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The Battle for Britain
“Stands Scotland where it did?” This is the question, asked by Macduff in Shakespeare’s Macbeth that now concentrates minds in Edinburgh and London alike. The battle for Scotland is also a battle for...
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A €1Tn Scandal Or Money Well Spent: Where Does The EU Budget Go?
In the otherwise ugly EU quarter in Brussels, something of a building boom is going on. There’s the €300m (£241m)-plus being spent to convert an art deco pile into a palace fit for a European...
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The New Political Geography Of Europe
The euro crisis has revolutionised politics across Europe. Established political parties are fighting for their lives; countries that thought of themselves as part of the European core are finding...
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In Britain, The Rise Of The Non-White Vote
Come May, and elections in the U.K. will see more Black, Asian and Minority candidates than ever before, pointing to the growing influence of different ethnic groups in British politics Read Here – The...
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The End Of Britain As We Knew It?
In Scotland, a rebellion is brewing the likes of which Britain has not experienced in nearly a century and that, if unchecked, will change the United Kingdom for good. Read Here – PoliticoFiled...
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UK Elections: Cameron Back In Downing Street
David Cameron has returned to Downing Street with the Tories having defied polls and won the general election. Read Here – BBC BBCFiled under: United Kingdom Tagged: David Cameron, Downing Street, Ed...
View ArticleSpringtime For Nationalism?
Is populism still on the rise? That question will be looming over elections in Israel, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Spain, and the European Union over the next two months. Yet it will be...
View ArticleInside The Chaos Surrounding Britain’s Brexit Boondoggle
Britain’s departure from the European Union and the forging of a new cross-Channel relationship was supposed to be one of the “easiest” deals “in human history.” It has, instead, turned out to be a...
View ArticleChurchill, The Greatest Briton, Hated Gandhi, The Greatest Indian
…there is no question that Churchill had an intense dislike of Indians in general, and a pathological suspicion of one Indian in particular. His venomous and long-lasting hatred of Gandhi shows that...
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