After winning the Labour leadership election in April Sir Keir Starmer took over a party in the midst of civil war and on the back of a crushing General Election defeat, Labour’s fourth in a row. Continue reading Keir Starmer stormed to the Labour leadership three months ago. How’s he doing?
Tomorrow will see the second election turns for most big French cities and towns,
following a three month suspension after the first turn on March 15. Continue reading Emmanuel Macron will be electorally exposed by Parisian divide – and En Marche’s internal civil war
When Attorney General William Barr announced indictments of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and other high-level officials on charges of drug trafficking in March, it invoked memories of the US invasion of Panama in 1989. Continue reading US military intervention in Venezuela will be an act of self-sabotage for Trump
AT present, Donald Trump is tear gassing peaceful protestors for photo opportunities. Continue reading The British government is rooted in white supremacy, which is why it won’t condemn Trump
THE current Coronavirus outbreak originating from the Wuhan region of China has emboldened a wave of bigotry and racist rhetoric targeting the Chinese. Continue reading Why the Coronavirus scare is smoke-screening racism towards the Chinese
With the US hellbent to continue its violation of the Iran Nuclear Deal, the EU must step up most decisively. Continue reading Nuclear Middle East – Europe’s Foreign Policy Armageddon
Turkey’s neo-Ottoman tendencies need to be curbed by the EU, Thomas Forsch writes. Continue reading The Ottoman Empire rises again – and Europe, once more, watches in silence
But can EU leaders live up to the task? Continue reading The Forsch View: Why Israel’s presence at Expo 2020 could mean peace in the Middle East
The Lebanon protests continue to rage. What can EU leaders do to help? Continue reading The Forsch View: Lebanon’s uprising and the EU
Tulsi Gabbard took the opportunity to challenge the more neo-liberal Democrats on their foreign policy positions. Continue reading US Democratic Debates: Tulsi Gabbard squared up to Kamala over foreign policy – and won
