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The Labour Party’s never-ending crisis
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Last year Jeremy Corbyn was leading the Labour Party into a general election in a bid to…
Could the presidency be a poisoned chalice for Biden?
Following 47 years of service, Joe Biden has landed the top job and will become the 46th President of the United…
Left for dead? Keir Starmer’s new look Labour Party
The Labour Party today looks a shadow of the party that lost the general election in December 2019.
When the…
Britain’s post-Brexit China Challenge
One of the biggest challenges of Boris Johnson’s tenure as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom was always going to…
Coronavirus: The catalyst not the turning point
The 2008 financial crisis left the global order brittle and vulnerable. The Covid-19 pandemic threatens to shatter…
Neo-liberalism and coronavirus: A match made in hell
Before Covid-19 burst on to the scene, the notion that the existing system was in crisis was gaining traction…
Eritrea and Ethiopia: a Dying Peace
In this paper, we recall the historical events for two entities that were one country and explore their wars of…
Puntland: Not Seeking Statehood
Puntland politicians are aware of the diminishing chances of getting an independent administration from Mogadishu.
*Secularism, Self-Determination, Peace and the Vision of New Sudan
I have come across a statement, so inappropriate, I consider it unprecedented in my 30 years of involvement in…
The dying days of global democracy: Israel at the forefront
The most striking feature of the post-war global order was the remarkable uniformity of its political structures as…