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October 25, 2026
How far-right surge, 'Unpeace' are redefining Europe
European political polarisation is accelerating across the continent as populist culture wars, economic disillusionment, and surging far-right movements undermine traditional centrist governance
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October 11, 2026
From Starmer's shadow to No. 10: Can Andy Burnham avoid the same fate?
Andy Burnham’s plans face major hurdles, including the promise of future tax increases and strong opposition from rival political parties aiming to derail his agenda before the 2029 election
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September 13, 2026
Is President Trump planning to rig US election?
Growing fears over Donald Trump rigging the November mid-term elections through tactics like gerrymandering and restricting postal ballots are darkening the global mood
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August 30, 2026
What ancient Greek philosophy teaches about tyrants, bots, and post-truth democracy
'Amathia' or wilful ignorance, is an ancient Greek concept describing the stubborn denial of facts and evidence, often driven by arrogance
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July 19, 2026
Cyborg or yogi? The unstoppable genius of Erling Haaland
A ‘force of nature’, Erling Haaland symbolises the power of cyclones, the conservation of energy that allows its explosive release and the hunting expertise of the best predators
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July 05, 2026
Can Andy Burnham unite a broken Britain?
Despite his voter appeal, Andy Burnham faces daunting challenges, including unifying a divided nation and calming financial markets wary of his "radical socialist" economic policies
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June 21, 2026
From Stalin to Trump: The timeless power of political satire
From Soviet citizens risking peril to cope with oppression, to modern political satire targeting leaders like Trump, laughter serves as a vital defence mechanism and a way to speak truth to power
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May 26, 2026
Political turmoil in UK: Is Keir Starmer the next to be booted out?
Keir Starmer faces scrutiny and internal party challenges in British politics, drawing parallels to historical bear-baiting due to the relentless pressure and calls for his resignation
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May 10, 2026
Kaiser Wilhelm II and Trump: A tale of reckless diplomacy and failed brinkmanship
The "madman theory" is a coercive diplomatic strategy involving extreme threats and brinkmanship, exemplified by historical figures like Kaiser Wilhelm II and modern leaders such as Donald Trump
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March 28, 2026
How medieval war cries resurface in Pete Hegseth's political discourse
Pete Hegseth's mediaeval beliefs are evident in his tattoos, including a Jerusalem cross and "Deus Vult," which echo historical crusader sentiment and have recently resurfaced in controversial contexts