Global Politics
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How Religion Trumps Health in Zimbabwe
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Over the years, the practice of Christianity has continued to raise major concerns regarding the health security of varied ministries’ adherents in Zimbabwe.
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Will Taxpayers’ Money Sustain Prisoners for Eternity at Guantánamo Bay?
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Here, we analyse the problems concerning the continuation of operations at Guantánamo Bay, specifically with regard to the cost-effectiveness of running it over the past two decades.
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Inside the Bipartisan Fight to Revitalize America’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities
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If passed, the bill will support HBCUs in obtaining historic investments to repair, modernize, and build new facilities on their campuses.
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Failing Westminster, Not Britain, Is What Forced Johnson Out
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It’s clear Johnson has failed Britain on multiple fronts. Yet, curiously, his downfall was ultimately triggered by his failing of Westminster and, more specifically, his own Tory MPs within the Conservative Party.
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And They All Came Tumbling After
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After the pressure on Boris Johnson to resign grew, No 10 dug in his heels and attempted to retain control of the abandoned ship.
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Can Cryptocurrency Rejuvenate Terrorism Financing in Small and Medium States?
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Negligence in policymaking to evaluate cryptocurrency as a viable operational strategy for transnational terrorist networks might spell more trouble than we can handle.
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Explaining the Endurance of the ‘Holy Trinity’ in United Nations Peacekeeping
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Since its conception in 1956, three core principles have guided the deployment and undertakings of UN peacekeeping operations.
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Denmark’s Zero Asylum Policy and the Plight of Syrian Women Refugees
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Denmark, which is considered as the frontrunner in gender equality, has thus paradoxically created a harsh and inhospitable environment for Syrian refugees, and especially women refugees.
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What Could a Progressive Alliance Mean For the Labour Party?
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There has been a rise in calls for a ‘Progressive Alliance’ (PA) for a number of years, wherein Labour and the Lib Dems would have a pre-election agreement to streamline the centre-left choice in Tory-safe seats.
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Mental Autonomy and the Internet: A Reflection on Digital Propaganda in India
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In light of Indian political parties utilizing their online presence as a tool to polarize communities, radicalize internet users and canvass votes, it has become especially pertinent to explore the right of mental autonomy in India.