From Terror Group To 'Our Friends'
For a group seeking the recognition and patronage of the United States, there’s possibly no…More
Tagged: International Affairs
Stocks Collapse As French Bank Gets Sold Short
If Alan Greenspan once famously chastised the financial markets for their "irrational exuberance", yesterday saw…More
Rage On Bethnal High Street
Living in Bethnal Green, in the heart of London’s East End, you get used to…More
'This Is London, How Could This Happen?'
Tottenham feels like a frontier town from the Wild West. A cool breeze drifts through…More
Libyan Rebels At The Crossroads
The assassination on 27 July of top rebel general Abdel Fattah Younes, has caused considerable…More
Investors Hit The Panic Button
In this summer’s buzz book here in Germany, philosopher Joseph Vogl argues financial market deregulation…More
This Is Not The Revolution Of Their Dreams
I met a man a few days ago who believes that the revolution has not…More
Meet PNG's New PM
Peter O’Neill, PNG’s new Prime Minister, was dramatically elected yesterday after a revolt by government…More
Debt Ceiling Lifted But Something's Gotta Give
The standoffs in the US Congress over the last few days have shifted the world’s…More
Cash Before Custom
Last week in Madang, Papua New Guinea, an important judgement was delivered in the National…More