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Was the 2013 Euro-Maidan Uprising in Ukraine a far-right coup?
Despite its common representation as a citizens uprising, many have questioned the presence of far-r…
Daniel Halliday
Jan 27
1Viewpoints
What can the invention of mechanised looms during the industrial revolution teach us about the dangers of automation and AI?
The power loom was an invention of the early Industrial Revolution; it changed the very fabric of th…
Daniel Halliday
Jun 4
3Viewpoints
Should bullfighting be banned worldwide?
There are several kinds of bullfighting in the world. For example, one instance in Japan involve…
Hazuki Feurer
Jan 14
2Viewpoints
What can we take from the Afghanistan Papers?
On the 9th December 2019 the Washington Post published a story on a 2000-page document of interview …
Daniel Halliday
Dec 22
1Viewpoints
Who was Otto von Bismarck?
Otto von Bismarck was the most prominent Prussian statesman of his time, who used diplomacy and mili…
Daniel Halliday
Aug 25
2Viewpoints
How did Juan Domingo Peron destroy the Argentine economy?
Peronist and military governments have dominated the history of Argentina, often bringing distinct e…
Daniel Halliday
Dec 13
1Viewpoints
Why was Siam never colonised?
Much of the world was subject to European colonisation by the 20th century with very few nations avo…
Daniel Halliday
Dec 11
1Viewpoints
Spanish Civil War: How did war lead to revolution in 1936?
Spain has long been a divided country, but it was during the early 20th century that those divisions…
Daniel Halliday
Dec 10
1Viewpoints
What are some of the problems that have led to recent protests in Colombia?
Hundreds of thousands of Colombians have taken to the streets to demonstrate against the government …
Daniel Halliday
Dec 3
1Viewpoints
Why are military coups so common in Guinea-Bissau?
Guinea-Bissau is a small West Africa state on the edge of political change, but many fear recent pol…
Daniel Halliday
Dec 2
1Viewpoints
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