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What is happening between the United States and Iran?
The United States and Iran have had no formal diplomatic relations since 1980, the relationship betw…
Daniel Halliday
Jul 16
2Viewpoints
Can the UK rely on the US?
Brexit has taken yet another turn and is going to be prolonged once again until 31st January 2020, e…
Daniel Halliday
Nov 3
1Viewpoints
Why did brexit happen?
There is a gap between those who want to leave the UK and those who don’t. Brexit was originally due…
Hitosu Nakamura
Oct 31
2Viewpoints
Is the United States wrong to pull out of Syria?
Following the August 2019 deal struck between the United States and Turkey to create a demilitarized…
Daniel Halliday
Oct 10
2Viewpoints
Should Equatorial Guinea’s leader be overthrown?
Equatorial Guinea has had only one free and fair election since gaining independence from Spanish co…
Daniel Halliday
Oct 1
2Viewpoints
Considering Brexit, would a united Ireland be such a bad thing?
With the Northern Irish backstop still remaining one of the main hurdles to the Brexit negotiations …
Daniel Halliday
Oct 4
4Viewpoints
Could the War in Yemen spill out into a larger conflict in the Arabian Gulf?
Following yesterdays Houthi drone strike on an oil pipeline near Riyadh in Saudi Arabia concern is n…
Daniel Halliday
May 16
3Viewpoints
Who attacked the Aramco oil facility in Saudi Arabia?
2019 has seen a string of attacks that have been blamed on Iran, who continue to deny involvement an…
Daniel Halliday
Oct 1
5Viewpoints
Is there a solution for Korean/Japanese relations?
The long chequered past of the Korean peninsula and the island of Japan has often seen the region en…
Daniel Halliday
Aug 23
6Viewpoints
Should the US stop conducting military drills near the DMZ in Korea?
The US Armed Forces, along with the Republic of Korea’s Armed Forces, conduct one of the biggest mil…
Daniel Halliday
Oct 8
1Viewpoints
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