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Nick Greenwood

Little Pete, Big Dreams

by Nick Greenwood

Nick Greenwood examines Pete Buttigieg’s recent poll victory in Iowa and assesses the challenges that the presidential hopeful may encounter. By all conventional measures, Pete Buttigieg should not be a major contender for President of the United States. He’s the outgoing mayor of South Bend, Indiana, the fourth-largest city of the seventeenth-largest state, known nationwide […]

Humbled Trudeau Secures Second Term

by Nick Greenwood

Nick Greenwood reports on the recent reelection of Justin Trudeau and examines the fate awaiting his minority government. Prime Minister Trudeau will form a minority government after a first term marked by scandal and squandered opportunities, his majority evaporating amidst regional backlashes in Quebec and the West. His star has fallen quite considerably since the […]

Democratic Primary: The Houston Debates

by Nick Greenwood

Nick Greenwood breaks down the biggest moments from the recent Democrat Primary debates, and assesses how the candidates performed. Treading Water: The Democrat Debate in Houston Primary debates rarely change anything. Those expecting fireworks from the Democrats’ third presidential debate on 12 September will probably have come away disappointed, although there is much to discuss […]

The Democratic Party presidential primaries

by Nick Greenwood

The world has to wait until 3 November 2020 to see if Americans will elect Donald Trump to a second term, but his opponent is in the process of being chosen. The Democrats are yet to decide who they’ll rally behind, and with just five months to go until the first primary contests, candidates are […]

Some Vague Utopia – A Brexit Update

by Nick Greenwood

Just before Christmas, Theresa May returned from Brussels a hero. In the space of a week she had seemingly salvaged a process that appeared on the brink of collapse, as the Democratic Unionist Party – her government’s only lifeline in the House of Commons – had refused to endorse the preliminary deal on the Irish […]

How to ‘win’ elections and alienate people

by Nick Greenwood

The Prime Minister stands triumphant in the House of Commons, a majority larger than Margaret Thatcher’s stacked up behind her. The opposition benches are noticeably emptier. Over half of Labour MPs lost their seats in the Tory tsunami. The SNP collapsed as Scotland’s electoral map turned blue for the first time in decades. You can […]

Brexit negotiations – where are they going with this?

by Nick Greenwood

Brexit means … what, exactly?   The United Kingdom is leaving the European Union. That much is clear, assuming the stars don’t align and send a bewildered Tim Farron to Downing Street in June’s general election. What isn’t clear, however, is what comes next: what the next two years of Brexit talks will look like, […]

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