Can Trump Delay the US Election?
In his latest tweet Donald Trump has threatened to postpone the November 3rd Election. But can he do so? And if not, what exactly is he up to?
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Category: International
After Stonewall: The LGBTQ+ Community in the 1970’s
A look at the experience of the LGBTQ+ community in the 1970’s, from the beginnings of the modern Pride Parade to the tragic killing of Harvey Milk.
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EU’s latest agreement is step in the right direction, but devil is in the details
The European Union agreed to a landmark deal in this week’s summit, which includes mutualisation of debt. However, this does not tell the whole story.
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The White House continues to live in an alternate reality
The COVID-19 situation in the US is getting worse, but the White House is more concerned with imaginary enemies of the people and Dr Anthony Fauci.
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The Beginnings of Pride
In our first Pride article, Roland Baldwin discusses the origins of Pride Month from the time of Prohibition right up to the Stonewall Riots.
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Biden’s path to victory must be built on unity
A look at Joe Biden’s chances in the upcoming Presidential election in November, an outline of the voters he needs to convince, and a consideration of his need to differentiate himself from Obama and the pre-Trump status quo.
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A State of Insurrection? – George Floyd protests and the Insurrection Act of 1807
The United States has faced days of mass demonstrations and civil unrest across the country following the death of 46-year old African American man George Floyd while in police custody in Minneapolis on May 25th, writes John Hunter.
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Donald Trump continues to pose a threat to both America and the wider world
Not long after heightening racial tensions by posting provocative tweets harkening back to state-sanctioned violence during the civil rights movement, Trump turned his attention towards the WHO.
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France and Germany’s initiative for a COVID-19 recovery fund is a welcome sign of European solidarity.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron may have come to an agreement on a €500 billion COVID-19 recovery fund for Europe – but there is still a long way to go before any such plan becomes EU policy.
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The EU and the UK Remain at Loggerheads Following the Latest Round of Brexit Talks
Brexit deadlocks look set to remain a mainstay of the news cycle for the foreseeable future, as the European Union and the United Kingdom continue to operate on different wavelengths after concluding the latest round of talks on their future relationship.
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The EU Needs Saving From Itself
“People only accept change when they are faced with necessity, and only recognize necessity when a...
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Rewind to November
In April 2014, Hunter Biden had been appointed to the Board of Directors of Burisma, a Ukrainian...
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