At the time of writing, the UN Special Representative for Sudan, Volker Perthes, has spoken with the two rival parties in Sudan and neither one has any intention of backing down. He spoke to Al […]
On Sunday 10th April, Imran Khan was booted out by Pakistan’s parliament in a vote of no confidence. Khan had recently lost his parliamentary majority due to the defection of his party’s main coalition partner. […]
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What is the People’s Primary Vote? It’s new. An online poll created by independent activists in the hope of choosing a single left candidate to run in this year’s Presidential race. The idea was to […]
Russia have been amassing a large number of troops on its border with Ukraine for some time. In December, Putin sent a list of demands to President Biden asking him for assurances that NATO would […]
On 25 July 2019 the United States Attorney General William Barr, announced that he would instruct the US Bureau of Prisons to start preparations for the execution of five people who have been found guilty […]
After a high profile selection process, Christine Lagarde, a French lawyer, politician and economist, is preparing to step down as Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to take the post of President of […]
World leaders should have all more or less arrived at the G20 Summit in Osaka Japan. Justin Trudeau, the Canadian Premier tweeted “Wheels up for Osaka, Japan with a busy few days ahead at the […]
June 20th is World Refugee Day. The day we stop to recognise the huge number of displaced human beings living in the world. ‘The yearly Global Trends report found that 70.8 million children, women and men were […]
The last few months have seen a period of relatively peaceful protest in North African countries Algeria and Sudan following the downfall of autocratic leaders Abdelaziz Bouteflika and Omar al-Bashir who had ruled for twenty […]
