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Rakhine, Myanmar New evidence has emerged that implicates the Myanmar military, known as the Tatmadaw, in committing war crimes and violating human rights laws. A report released on May 29 by Amnesty...
View ArticleEuropean Election 2019 Conclusions
It may seem that a ‘Rise of the Right’ is populating Western politics; in an ideological transition that hit its peak with the success of Nigel Farage and his Brexit party at the European Elections on...
View ArticleTourism Growth in Kyoto, Japan
As a result of its rich culture and growing economy, Japan has seen a boom in its tourism industry over the past decade, with 31 million international visitors being reported in 2018 compared to merely...
View ArticleHuawei, China and the Unites States of America
US President Donald Trump has said to reporters that Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei could be part of a trade deal between the US and China. Despite labelling Huawei as “very dangerous” for its...
View ArticleMoldova: two governments, one country
On February 24th, Moldova held a parliamentary election with a problematic outcome; no party won the majority. The Moldovan Constitution mandates that a government must be formed within three months of...
View ArticleThe East West Institute & Conflict Prevention
The EastWest Institute (EWI) is an international non governmental organisation, founded in 1980, that works to reduce international conflict. The institute has a 39-year track record of convening...
View ArticleCharity Calls on Ministers to Support Female Veterans
As the U.K. prepares to mark Remembrance Day on the 11th of November, 80 years since the outbreak of the Second World War, the Women’s Royal Army Corps Association (WRAC) called on Ministers Johnny...
View ArticleBritish Legion shares policy recommendations for next London mayor
Anthony Muckell, a Royal Marines veteran who served in the First Gulf War, said he started struggling with his mental health years after leaving the military. He felt unsupported by the local...
View ArticleGovernment spent billions on Brexit planning, watchdog says
The government spent at least £4.4 billion of taxpayer money on preparations to leave the European Union, the public spending watchdog said last week, in what is the first detailed estimate of the cost...
View ArticleThe Chancellor’s Nudget
Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s summer budget is welcome light-touch, modish nudge economics. Sociologists and futurologists predict the pandemic will be an event where culture will be identified as pre-,...
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