Politics & Foreign Affairs

On the morning of 24 June 2016, over three million EU27 citizens living in the UK woke up to a...

I’ve always been slightly sceptical of those arguing for social entrepreneurship as a force for good. I’d grown up with...

The term ‘artificial intelligence’ was first coined in 1955 by Professor John McCarthy prior to the famous Dartmouth conference of...

How will the future play out? Will Europe follow America’s example and sink into nationalist populism that will inevitably tear...

For the last three months, as lead claimant versus the Prime Minister, I have been living and breathing the UK...

The midterms handed the House to the Democrats but not the Senate, despite receiving some 12 million votes more than...

Since 2011, the South American neighbourhood has concocted a novel regionalist scheme, the Pacific Alliance (PA). Oriented towards motivating deeper trade...

Previous articles about why populism is dangerous have addressed the issue of austerity (here), the public health crisis (here),  the...

It feels as if the 2016 Presidential election was just yesterday but yet it is already November 2018 and the US...

Populism is dangerous and has shown overtime an irresistible propensity for war. Public safety, health and the economy are at...

In June 2016 the UK, my adopted home country, decided to leave the European Union. I woke up in the...

The first months after the 2016 election results were the hardest. Falling victim to having to pick a side was...