Driven by tensions that stem from the Tigray region’s holding of illegitimate elections in the eyes of the Ethiopian government,…
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Tag: Global politics
The unravelling of global democracy
There exists ‘no vaccine for cruelty,’ writes Ben Jones of The Economist, bringing to the forefront of the discussion the…
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Iraqi PM Mustafa Al-Kadhimi looking to sell off Iraq’s key assets to Saudi Arabia and the US
Ever since the oil price trade war between Saudi Arabia and Russia began in March 2020, Iraq’s financial situation has…
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The region where the storm is only brewing
Overshadowed by their northern neighbours economically, politically and socially, Latin America sees the spotlight far less than they would like,…
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the economic outlook following the pandemic is looking very bleak
Amid this time of crisis, much talk of the winners and losers of this situation is simply speculation. However, there…
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Europe will emerge even weaker from this crisis
Just three months ago no one could have ever anticipated the scenes across the world that now fill every page…
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The rise of china is inevitable
Covid-19. A virus of such magnitude never witnessed in contemporary society before. Originating in a small wet-market in the Wuhan…
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china and the uk may be the winners in the aftermath of this pandemic
It seems strange to be asking this question in the midst of “a war against an invisible enemy”, as Emanuel Macron…
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a new world order is coming
During this pandemic, concerns of the aftermath of the ‘new’ world may seem insignificant but the question has raised a…
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The shape of things to come part 2: an internal crisis for China
The Coronavirus epidemic may yet have contagious effects which trigger a more underlying threat to the status quo in China.…
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