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Foreign Policy

Ignoring Sudan: How Western guilt about the Arab Spring is being taken out on the Sudanese people

Adam Robertson Charlton analyses the social and political turmoil in Sudan, and explores the failures of Western foreign policy in Africa.

Jun 24, 2019 By Adam Robertson Charlton Filed Under: Features, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Britain, Africa, West, arab spring, Foreign Policy, sudan

Boris Johnson’s Charm Offensive of Latin America

The Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, has returned from his five-day Latin American tour of Peru, Argentina and Chile that was conducted from the 19th to 23rd May. The tour gave Prime Minister Theresa May some much needed breathing space to attempt to affirm her government’s position regarding what form the UK’s exit from the European […]

Jun 5, 2018 By Hugh Dollery Filed Under: Foreign Correspondents, International, Features Tagged With: Politics, Argentina, EU, UK, chile, International Relations, Foreign Policy, boris johnson, peru, Brexit

Emmanuel Macron: A Centrist Myth?

Last April, France elected their youngest leader since Napoleon, Emmanuel Macron. A year on, the President of the Republic’s popularity is waning as his approval ratings continue to fall. Some critics say Macron’s centrist platform is a fallacy and correlate his actions, perceived to be far from centrist, to be the reason why. However, the […]

May 17, 2018 By Hugh Dollery Filed Under: Politics, Features Tagged With: Politics, Protests, France, environment, ideology, Economics, Foreign Policy, european politics, Emmanuel Macron, Civil Liberties

Tony Blair: a return to politics

Twenty Years since he was in office, Tony Blair rears his head from the sand at the call of Brexit to influence the ruckus. A vocal Remainer, Blair has been said to want to be a part of the Brexit negotiations, to shape the debate, telling the Daily Mirror, “I am going to be taking […]

Jun 7, 2017 By Eloise Hardy Filed Under: News Tagged With: UN, Labour, Tony Blair, Foreign Policy, new labour, gordon brown, Jeremy Corbyn, Brexit, Afghanistan invasion, Iraq invasion

Islam does not foster terrorism, but thinking otherwise has the potential to

The dominant topic on the minds of many over the week needs little introduction. On the whole, people have shown admirable gestures of peace and support in times of destruction, hatred and violence – but the integrity of these gestures is short lived in some, with some people discrediting the feelings of solidarity by closemindedly […]

Dec 7, 2015 By Liam Monsell Filed Under: Politics, Features Tagged With: Religion, Terrorism, Foreign Policy, extremism, Populism

Jeremy Corbyn: The diehard pacifist

Jeremy Corbyn is a force for good in British politics. He holds sincere beliefs. He wears socks under his sandals. He is the headstone of a grassroots political surge that offers an alternative to the mainstream political narrative. Miliband failed to find the public’s erogenous zone (milifandoms aside). Perhaps Comrade Jezza’s frowsy sorority will fare […]

Oct 27, 2015 By Jack Morgan Jones Filed Under: National, Politics, Features Tagged With: Russia, Foreign Policy, NATO, Jeremy Corbyn, Pacifism

How to stop ISIL

Charlie Evans gives us his verdict on how to beat ISIL. The past seven days have been eventful. America celebrate jubilantly as the precedent set at the Supreme Court made same-sex marriage legal, Greece has been in a state of anxiety as fears of a ‘Grexit’ from the Euro becomes an increasingly likely prospect and […]

Jul 3, 2015 By Features Filed Under: Politics, International, Features Tagged With: Middle East, Foreign Policy, charlie evans, ISIL

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