As part of a Catalan double header, Edward gives us a first-hand account of the October 1st Catalan Referendum 2017 and the chaotic aftermath that remains unresolved to this day… They are all gathered...
For most of the 70 years since the victory of the Chinese Communist Party in the Chinese Civil War, China was an impoverished, authoritarian state. It had suffered from many of the economic, agricultural and industrial reforms of...
A surprisingly positive performance for BNG and the ongoing European Council talks adds to PSOE’s woes. Although expected to do well, the surprise second placing of the Galician National Party (with PSOE unable to...
Recently, the Twitter account Architectural Revival shared something that caught my eye: a plan in Poland for an old Soviet housing block to be either re-built or re-clad in a traditionalist facade: Soulless concrete...
You may find the antics of the Brexit Party in the European Parliament commendable, contemptible, hideous, or hilarious. Its leader, Nigel Farage, is seen by many as either a second Moses, leading us out...
If you ask me what the EU’s greatest achievement in its 60-year history is, I’d say it was and continues to be the colossal con it pulls by making itself a direct synonym for...
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