Month: August 2020

Matt Goodwin joined Bloomberg following Trump’s acceptance of the Republican nomination, to talk about how the Republicans are returning to a Nixon strategy of Law … Read more

Richard Whitman was among other “witnesses” on Parliamentlive.tv on 21st July 2020 in a select committee discussion on our future relationship with the European Union. … Read more

Once in a long while a new book comes along that challenges prevailing patterns of progressive social and economic thought in a way that is … Read more

Despite the coup d’état and the mistrust of the Malians, France maintains operation “Barkhane”. Paris’ rapid response after the putsch shows its determination to maintain … Read more

While France has been engaged in the Sahel for nearly eight years through the Serval and then Barkhane operations, new political upheavals have come in … Read more

United Nations peace operations have undergone multiple transformations over the more than seventy years of their existence. Multidimensional peace operations have organised elections, helped deliver … Read more

Dr Rubrick Biegon has spoken with KMTV on how he believes the US election is still all to play for, despite Donald Trump being behind in … Read more

In 1984, the American political philosopher Michael Sandel anticipated the effects of liberal individualism when he wrote that ‘in our public life we are more entangled but less … Read more

What has been the impact of recent French military intervention in the Sahel? Yvan Guichaoua writes in the latest edition of International Affairs. The article … Read more

In this sixth episode of Political Bites, Dr Iain MacKenzie, Reader in Politics at the University of Kent, discusses ‘What is the Point of Resistance … Read more