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Is there a solution for the Tibetan independence movement?

Today, on the 60th anniversary of the 1959 Tibetan Rebellion and the fleeing of the Dalai Lama and T…

Daniel Halliday

What are the underlying issues behind the conflict in Kashmir?

A suicide attack on the 14th Feb 2019 has prompted a further upsurge in violence and aggressive rhet…

Daniel Halliday

Does US action in Venezuela constitute a coup?

Following Juan Guaidó declaring himself interim President of Venezuela US senator Mike Pompeo was qu…

Daniel Halliday

Should Japan’s SDF really be deployed in the Sinai Peninsula?

The Japanese government plans to deploy Japan’s Special Defence Force (SDF) troops internationally, …

Daniel Halliday

Should Japanese companies recognise the South Korean Supreme Court’s ruling on forced labour reparations?

South Korean–Japanese relations have become strained recently following a couple of South Korean Sup…

Daniel Halliday

Why are Greek protesters so angry at Macedonia’s name change?

Demonstrations in Athens became violent as 60,000 protesters opposing the 2018 Prespa Agreement clas…

Daniel Halliday

Does prosecution for the Rohingya genocide lie in the hands of the UK government?

As former coloniser of Myanmar and permanent member of the UN Security Counsel, should the UK be doi…

Daniel Halliday

Is the US war on drugs destroying Central America?

While the USA’s war on drugs is failing to deal with a growing drug epidemic in the country, is it a…

Daniel Halliday

Could balkanisation aid peace?

Balkanisation is the process of dividing a state or region into smaller nations due to hostilities b…

Daniel Halliday

What was the greatest success of the UN to date?

The United Nations is an organisation tasked with preserving international order since the end of th…

Daniel Halliday

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