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Dear Alastair Campbell, your 48 questions for Brexiters answered
Following Tony Blair's speech calling for EU enthusiasts to 'rise up' and try to thwart...
What next for UK Foreign Policy post-BrExit?
Since the referendum results the UK is suffering with the headache of deciding what its...
Brexit Needs A Second Referendum
Brexit Britain is the purgatory for hard working people that nobody voted for. Yet as...
Book Release: NEA – Dawn Of An Era
Dear United Politics readers,
Previously you may have read my blogs on taxation, the EU and...
Why North Korea’s missiles are not a threat
Here we are again. North Korea has triggered international condemnation through testing its missile system....
Russia and the West
Russia has had a rough year: it lost to Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest;...
Cognitive Dissonance and the Malice of Catholicism
There was a recent article in the Guardian, entitled “How long can the cognitive dissonance between...
Haven’t Heard Of Sesame Credit? You Need To.
Firstly, let me assure the reader that I will vow not to subject you to...
Radical Evil: The Tyranny of Saddam
In 1979 Saddam Hussein seized power for himself and turned Iraq in to a totalitarian...
UN Peace Day 2016 : Have they been promoting peace?
Today marks the 34th United Nations International Day of Peace. Although this is a great...
David Cameron: The Most Vilified Man in Politics
The facts do not lie, David Cameron was one of the greatest Prime Ministers of...
Turkey Coup: Bad for Democracy, Bad for Secularism
Analysts have long watched the growing divisions in Turkey with suspicion. President Erdogan has for...
Forget Europe; The World Is Our Oyster
Democratically-elected leaders in Europe still fundamentally fail to comprehend that 52% of people in Britain...
2016 : A Political Phenomenon
The year that shook the world. 2016 has been a time in which the impossible...
Why I am against Ukraine joining NATO
For the past seven years I have followed Ukrainian politics with great interest and enthusiasm....
Brexit: Opportunities on the Open Seas
Throughout the EU referendum campaign there was fear being projected from both sides as if...
Sport needs Social Enterprise and Activism
The Commonwealth Games is a combination of sports, enterprise and social justice. I was a...
Trump: Unorthodox Success or Blaring Failure?
It’s undoubtedly been a turbulent term so far for America’s most unorthodox president. We’ve seen...
MI6 caught with 700 spies in Ireland
Introduction
It was recently reported that MI5 has over 700...
Poverty Profiteers: Enfranchising the Poor
Charity has become a dirty word, as revelations from Oxfam on the sex for aid...
The UN and its emphasis on voluntarism
The United Nations (UN) has been in existence for 71 years. Over that time, it...
The defeat of populism and the quandary of liberalism
In late May of 2017, Guy Verhofstadt, leader of the ALDE group in the European...
Trump’s Policy and Peace-talks with Israel & Palestine
The ongoing Israeli-Palestinian struggle has become a conflict centred around identity, nationalism, security dilemmas and...
The Migrant Crisis: Missing the Wood for the Trees
Recently, in a single week no fewer than 880 migrants have drowned in the Mediterranean....
Should post-Brexit Britain remain first-rate military power?
Once upon a time Britannia ruled the waves, and if Thermistocles is to be believed...
Ukraine: Crackdown on Corruption
November 2016 marked 3 years since Euromaidan – the Revolution of Dignity – broke out...
Who, Where and How: Paving a path for the Democrats in 2020
The Democratic Party cannot underestimate how crucial picking the right candidate will be in 2020....
Are we wrong about Syria? In defence of Assad
"The obligation of subjects to the sovereign is understood to last as long, and no...
Chinese ambitions for the UK
Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is a Chinese global development program, which could also be...
How the left can build an effective defence strategy
For those who participate in politics or who pay attention to the typical developments in...
The EU is destroying itself, not Trump
Who or what else is going to be blamed on the EU's destruction before the...
The BBC’s Impartiality Suppresses Youth Ideology
Just What do Young People Want?
72% of 18-24 year olds voted to remain in the...
Neither a Remainer nor a Leaver Be
A strong and stable earthquake
In 2016 the people...
The UK needs to rethink its negotiating position
On the 29th January, the EU Council adopted their most recent negotiating directives for the...
Foreign Aid: A Flawed System?
Foreign Aid is undoubtedly necessary. It is one of our vital sources of Soft Power...
Post Brexit- A New Special Relationship
What emerged from the G20 summit was the potential beginning of a new special relationship,...
Project Fear: the Brexit battle plan
Brexit seems to have bought with it a very gloomy and almost hellish...
The Plastic Plague – Are We Managing It?
The accumulation of plastic in the ocean has been at its highest rate in history,...
Gary Johnson must be President
"If someone had a gun to your head, would you vote for Hillary or Trump?"
"I'd...
Generation UK – China: Creating a generation of Brits that ‘get’ China
Since my childhood, I have always had some awareness of Chinese culture. The decades my...
The “Crisis of Confidence” that threatens the West
“The threat is nearly invisible in ordinary ways. It is a crisis of confidence. It...
Two Ways Liam Fox Can Achieve His Mission
Let’s work with the willing. Let’s work with those countries and British expatriates that want...
Commonwealth Games: Social Objective Mission
The Commonwealth has a multisport event that can gather it's member nations together to show...
North Korea tests nuclear weapons. So what?
North Korea is testing Nuclear weapons and this week tested a launch from a submarine....
This is our golden opportunity to revive the special relationship
Britain's fortunes for a special relationship with America are about to witness a sudden change...
The Fissure Between Me and My Generation; 17 and Eurosceptic
On Thursday 23rd June last year, the UK did the unthinkable. We came together to...
War on Peace: The End of Atomic Bombs
In 1945 World War 2 ended. 6 years of misery and suffering came to a...
Lessons in Post-Truth Politics from Venezuela
Venezuela: A country in Crisis
Brazil estimated that from 2015 to 2016 they received 77,000 Venezuelan...
A referendum on UN membership, why not?
Have you have considered the idea of a referendum on our UN membership? Yes it does...
A Second Referendum: The Pros and Cons
The suggestion of a new referendum to solve the current Brexit gridlock is nothing new....