The “final battle between good and neutrality”
Sangeeta Unnikrishnan discusses the latest in Navalny’s case, and considers his role within anti-Putin protest in Russia.
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World Politics
Is the USA’s gun problem unsolvable?
Anna Noble asks whether gun control reform is likely in the United States.
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The Suez Canal blockage highlights the delicacy of global supply chains
Harry O’Sullivan delves into the lessons that can be learnt from the recent blockage of the vital trade link in the Suez Canal.
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European morality, messy politics, and perceptions in the Horn of Africa
John Cartin argues that the EU’s intervention in the problems in Tigray, Ethiopia, have been largely unmeasured, uninformed and hasty.
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The EU’s vaccine shambles has inadvertently become the ‘best advert for Brexit’
Anna Noble looks at the EU’s handling of the vaccine rollout and how this affects the British ‘Brexit’ cause.
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Merkel’s legacy: the fight for the soul of the CDU
Joe Rossiter offers his views on Angela Merkel’s legacy in light of the recent German CDU leadership election.
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Netanyahu and the alignment of convenience
Ariana Fanning tackles Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership and the Israeli political climate after his recent failure to maintain a durable parliamentary majority.
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Texas blackouts and climate change damage denial
Abraham Leonard Keefe links the Texas blackout to the discourse around climate change and individualist politics.
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Patents under pressure
Tom Mcneile discusses recent international tensions over vaccine patents with pharmaceutical companies amidst stumbling vaccine role out by the EU.
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‘Flyin’ Ted’ and the Texan weather crisis
Richard Herbert discusses the recent scandal surrounding Ted Cruz, who headed to Cancun on a family holiday during a storm that left thousands of Texans without power.
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