COP28: A Step Forward, Far Too Short
The 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP28, was held this year in Dubai, between 30 November and 13 December. Holding a summit to address the climate crisis in the… Read more »
Author Archives: Euan
Post-Ceasefire: Waning Hope for Gaza
The war between Hamas and Israel drags on in the Gaza Strip, and inevitably, thousands more have died since my last entry on this blog. The death toll inside Gaza… Read more »
Armistice Day 2023 and the Hateful Home Secretary
The UK’s Home Secretary Suella Braverman has this week written an article in the Times newspaper accusing the Metropolitan police of double standards and bias in how protests are dealt… Read more »
Gaza Hospital Blast: Not Who to Blame, but How to Stop?
Hundreds more are dead in Gaza this week following an explosion at a hospital in Gaza City. At least 200 Palestinian men, women, and children were killed in the blast,… Read more »
Massacre in Israel, War in Gaza
There is death and destruction once again in Israel-Palestine this week, in the largest loss of life the region has endured in decades. Over 2,000 people are dead already, with… Read more »
G20 2023, New Delhi
The 18th G20 Summit was held in New Delhi last week, on the 9th and 10th of September. The G20 is always an intriguing event to witness; more inclusive than… Read more »
Prigozhin Killed: Putin’s Revenge
A private jet owned by the Russian PMC Wagner Group crashed in Tver Oblast, Russia on Wednesday, exactly 2 months after the group staged an unsuccessful rebellion against the Russian… Read more »
Labour: My Journey So Far
I think it’s about time I register an interest on this blog. It may not come as a surprise if you’re a regular reader as I have alluded to it… Read more »
Niger: The Coup Belt’s Buckle
In the evening of the 26th of July, elements of Niger’s armed forces seized power from President Mohamed Bazoum in a short and bloodless coup d’état. Led by General Abdourahamane… Read more »
20th June By-Elections: Writing’s On The Walls
The political world was graced this week by no less than 3 by-elections in England; the seats of Uxbridge and South Ruislip in Northwest London, Selby and Ainsty near Leeds… Read more »