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Should voters have a final vote on the Brexit deal?
In the run up to the United Kingdom’s December General Election it's all about brexit, and most see …
Daniel Halliday
Nov 13
1Viewpoints
Who is guilty of escalating violence in Hong Kong?
As protests in Hong Kong have now continued for six months they have been growing in violence and co…
Daniel Halliday
Nov 12
1Viewpoints
Could Rodrigo Duterte’s friendly relations with China be his downfall?
Rodrigo Duterte has proven to be an extremely controversial and divisive President during his time i…
Daniel Halliday
Aug 10
2Viewpoints
Should judges be elected or appointed?
Impartiality is vital in the role of a judge who presides over a state’s legal proceedings in the na…
Daniel Halliday
Nov 10
1Viewpoints
Could the Saudi regime be set to fall?
Pressure has continued to mount on the Al Saud family following a US lawsuit being filed against the…
Daniel Halliday
Aug 12
2Viewpoints
What happened in the Malaysian 1MDB corruption case?
The 1Malaysia Development Berhad development company was a government run fund to drive strategic in…
Daniel Halliday
May 15
5Viewpoints
What will John Bercow’s Legacy be?
John Bercow is the current Speaker of the House of Commons who announced his resignation in Septembe…
Daniel Halliday
Oct 30
1Viewpoints
Should Catalonia become independent?
Catalonia’s independence movement has it roots in the mid-19th Century revival of the Catalan langua…
Daniel Halliday
Oct 27
1Viewpoints
Why are protesters calling on Egypt’s President El-Sisi to step down?
Egypt’s General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi was a hugely popular figure in Egypt after he lead the 2013 Egy…
Daniel Halliday
Sep 23
2Viewpoints
Could Argentina’s corrupt former president get back into power?
Argentina is a country with a long history of corruption, but the various on-going cases surrounding…
Daniel Halliday
Aug 14
4Viewpoints
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