It’s a story that seemed to suddenly blow up out of nowhere. And it resulted in Pritti Patel being called back from
Tense, divisive or controversial ‘referendums’ seem to be the in-thing right now. Presently, a lot of coverage has been given to two
Watching news coverage of events in Venezuela, you would be forgiven for thinking you’d been transported back in time to the Arab
In the article on the Charlottesville unrest and the broader issues of sectarian rifts and societal breakdown, I wrote about the possible
A couple of days ago marked the one-year anniversary of the failed coup attempt in Turkey. This event has been substantially commemorated
It is not all that often that something happens that seems to conveniently bring together so many of the different subjects I’ve
In a mansion in the fictional Xanadu, a vast palatial estate in Florida, the elderly Charles Foster Kane is on his deathbed.
It is interesting, as the tensions and provocations between North Korea, the US and China continue, that it wasn’t that long ago
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It is difficult to think of a ‘Muslim’ society as progressive, modernist and liberal as Turkey has traditionally been, particularly as it