by The Editor | Sep 4, 2017 | Politics
I have been a little quite of late as my family grew by one more with the birth of my wife and I’s third child a couple of weeks ago, however, I have tried to keep up with the ‘news’ as best I could, I have wanted to write so many blog posts but I will make do with...
by The Editor | Sep 4, 2017 | International
Labor Day is brought to you by those who brought you the weekend – Organized Labor. When I worked in Germany for a short time in the 1990s, labor relations often came up. Some of my colleagues were envious of the US system while most hated it. All of them, however,...
by The Editor | Sep 4, 2017 | International
Last week, 62 human rights organizations from around the world called on the UN Human Rights Council to investigate Saudi Arabia’s abuses in Yemen. “The victims of abuses in Yemen cannot afford to wait longer for credible investigations into ongoing grave violations...
by The Editor | Sep 4, 2017 | Politics
Parliament returns this week and there will be only one show in town and that is the on going agony over Brexit. On Thursday we will start the first of two days on the Repeal Bill as we continue to progress this bizarre and disastrous endeavour. The repeal bill is a...
by The Editor | Sep 3, 2017 | International
The world of Egyptology was in a state of high excitement last night as news broke that the remains of a plate of pie and mash had been unearthed during an excavation just outside Cairo in the early hours of yesterday morning. Professor, Toby Dell, from Sheffield...
