The reverberations following the vote in favour of Britain leaving the EU in the June referendum are being felt not only in Britain but worldwide. The prime minister, David Cameron Continue Reading →
Refugees and migrants are crossing into Europe in numbers not seen since after World War Two. They are flowing in from countries in Western & South East Asia and Africa Continue Reading →
At the conclusion of the COP21 meeting in Paris in December last year, 195 countries signed an inadequate and non-binding climate change agreement. Grossly vague and misleading language accompanied the Continue Reading →
The strategy that had been employed by Syriza during the negotiations with the Troika implied that a change in the political alignment in Greece could set the stage for changes Continue Reading →
Once again the racist policies of the Likud party led by Netanyahu, have been endorsed by the electorate with the return of a coalition of right wing parties to power Continue Reading →