Is the media failing European democracy?
By Gregory – I’ve had enough. Enough of the whole EU referendum debate that is dividing the UK. I am a staunch supporter of the European Union and the values […]
Category Archives: Politics
Hamas: A Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing?
By Gregory – The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not, as we all know, one that started just a month ago. Unfortunately it is a very difficult and complex situation that will […]
From Russia with love.
By Gregory – From Russia with love, but what kind of love? Since the new federal law prohibiting the promotion of same-sex behaviour in public was adopted by the Russian […]
The Swedish way: expensive but effective.
By Gregory – Sweden, one of the Scandinavian countries in Northern Europe, famous for big labels such as H&M and Volvo. Visitors arriving at its international airport Stockholm Arlanda are […]
Religions: weapons of mass discrimination.
By Gregory – Christians all over the world have been celebrating Christmas in recent days. Christmas, a time when believers go to the church to celebrate the birth of Jesus […]
The meaning of a confederation. What are the implications for Belgium?
By Gregory – Two weeks ago on the night of the local elections, Bart De Wever, the leader of the Flemish nationalist party (N-VA) and biggest party in the Belgian federal […]
A letter to the citizens of Antwerp.
By Gregory – Dear citizens of Antwerp, Next Sunday you will probably be standing in the queue again to cast your vote. ‘What… again’ I hear you say. Yes, that’s […]
Has The Olympics heralded the start of Cameron’s “Big Society”?
By Theo – I flew out of Heathrow Airport on business early on the first Monday morning of the Olympics. Riding through an almost empty London in the taxi from […]
The myth of privatisation.
By Gregory – Privatisation is a relatively modern phenomenon, defined as the transfer of a business, industry or service from public to private ownership and control. The privatisation of state […]
A referendum on EU membership? Yes, but only after we’ve done the sums!
By Gregory – In recent months, and certainly now that the Eurozone crisis is in its third year, more and more voices in British politics are calling for a referendum […]
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