Freedom & Responsibility – When Are We Going To Talk About Both?
“Freedom is never given; it is won.” A. Randolph’s words still stand true today. Humanity has come a long way in gaining the understanding…
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The End of Democracy and the Last Trump
The victory of liberal democracy over authoritarian communism constituted – if not the ‘End of History’ and global spread of democracy – a good…
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Populism – Threat or Necessity?
It is an undeniable fact that the rise of populist parties – often radical ones, and commonly right wing – can be observed throughout…
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In who do we trust?
A key question this series has sought to discuss is the extent to which we as citizens have lost the ability to dictate and…
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Tweaking the Formula: F1 Starts in Australia
Formula 1 began last weekend in Melbourne, Australia. Fans will witness all the changes and driver shuffles that has come to exemplify the season opener….
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Female Nudity: Clever Career Move or Society’s Harsh Reality?
Earlier this month was an interesting time in the world of female celebrity. After the internet went crazy for Kim Kardashian’s naked photo on her…
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Budget Speech 2016: The Essentials
Last Wednesday, the Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne began his Budget speech with a commitment to redouble his efforts in “making Britain fit…
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Passivity to Responsibility
In Spite of Boris, Britain’s Referendum Can Be A Catalyst for Change at Home and Abroad When the news broke of David Cameron’s ‘’special…
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A Well Timed Move?: Russia Leaves the Syrian Conflict
In a move that left many Western analysts scratching their heads, Putin announced on Monday that Russian forces would be partially withdrawing from Syria….
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The North Korean Nuclear Puzzle
The North Korean nuclear threat has become a recurrent headline in the international discussion around weapons proliferation and nuclear security. This week, Kim Jong-Un, leader…
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