By Allan Jiao
The U.S. politics is filled with partisan rancor and gridlocks. When it comes to China, however, Democrats and Republicans form a rare, united front. Even various media outlets seem
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Green wave à la Française gives Macron cause for a strategic rethink
By Michael Ward
It is commonly remarked by French political commentators that the French “aiment leur maire” or “love their mayors”. A poll earlier this year showed that the local mayor
To deify Cummings may lead to tunnel vision of the bigger pandemic picture
By P.H Pensées
To deify Dominic Cummings, distracts from the bigger pandemic picture. A quick glance over this week’s newspaper front pages, and the same face appears, that of Dominic Cummings, Boris
An insight into how politicians achieve a campaign win
Interestingly, an Ipsos Mori survey in 2018 ranked politician as the second least trusted profession in the UK, therefore creating a solid reputation for themselves is crucial – particularly in
World Healthcare Concerns
According to the World health organization (WHO), it is estimated that at least half of the world population is unable to obtain essential health care services and is mostly attributed to the increased
Over three quarters of small businesses “don’t feel supported” ahead of Brexit
A survey commissioned by Simply Business revealed that 76% of UK small businesses feel unsupported as Brexit approaches.
We’ve all seen the headlines about large corporations scaling-down their
Home Office to end ‘forced’ DNA tests for immigrants
A Home Office internal review has found that over 400 people were wrongly forced into providing DNA samples to aid their immigration cases back in 2016. The demands were contained in letters sent to
