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What is behind the protest movement in Lebanon?
Lebanon is a small divided country on the Mediterranean, however recent protests in Beirut have seen…
Daniel Halliday
Oct 22
6Viewpoints
Should Luis Almagro be re-elected as the Secretary General of the OAS?
The Organisation of American States (OAS) is a pan-American cooperative institution that was set up …
Daniel Halliday
Jan 23
1Viewpoints
Is Russia’s government shake-up an excuse for Putin to stay in power?
On the 15th January 2020 the entire Russian government resigned simultaneously as Russian President …
Daniel Halliday
Jan 23
1Viewpoints
Should Israel be investigated for war crimes?
In December 2019 the International Criminal Court (ICC) announced it would be opening an investigati…
Daniel Halliday
Jan 18
1Viewpoints
Why are there so many Kurdish refugees ?
Kurds are the fourth-largest ethnic group in the Middle East, but they have never obtained a permane…
Ayaka O
Nov 14
5Viewpoints
Was Obama A Good President?
In 2008, Barack Obama became the first African-American person to become president of the United Sta…
Hikka 10
Oct 23
9Viewpoints
Should Mexican cartels be designated terror organisations?
Following the massacre of American Mormons, the Langford family of the secluded La Mora community in…
Daniel Halliday
Jan 15
1Viewpoints
What is the significance of the killing of Qasem Soleimani?
Qasem Soleimani was a senior military commander and a major general in Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary …
Daniel Halliday
Jan 6
6Viewpoints
What’s behind the situation in Bolivia?
Accusations of electoral fraud followed the Bolivian 2019 general election, which sparked protests i…
Daniel Halliday
Nov 24
4Viewpoints
Are mercenaries changing the face of warfare?
Arguably mercenaries seem to play a growing role in modern warfare, with countries such a Russia, Sa…
Daniel Halliday
Jan 8
1Viewpoints
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