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This is probably a little bit cheeky of me but I’m sure The Guardian’s Dave Hill will understand that copy and paste is, digitally speaking, the sincerest form of flattery. I’m going to reproduce here his two very interesting and lengthy...

On the final day of campaigning in the EU referendum, the ‘air war’ between the rival In and Out camps became rather literal. Boris Johnson used a private jet and helicopter to hop across the country, while Labour hired a propeller plane to drag a ‘Remain...

This essay, written as a personal homage to Boutros Boutros-Ghali, is also a comment on the United Nations, predicaments and challenges confronting those occupying the office of UN Secretary-General, and the overarching North-South entanglement in the...

The EU flag. Photo by Xavier Häpe/Wkimedia Commons. Anyone who has eyes to read or ears to hear will know by now that the United Kingdom has voted, by a margin of 52 percent to 48 percent in a nationwide referendum, to leave the European Union. It is...

The U.K. government’s eagerness to seal a lucrative post-Brexit trade deal with the U.S. may obscure an unpleasant truth for President Donald Trump: many people in the nation of his mother’s birth despise him and everything he stands for. Prime Minister...