by The Editor | Feb 3, 2018 | Politics
Somewhere around the middle of 2017, my head exploded. Looking back, I realise that last summer I instigated my own, personal, Universal Declaration of Independence. In my head. I gave up FaceBook. I stopped looking at twitter (for a while at least). I took to the...
by The Editor | Feb 3, 2018 | Environment
Currently in Pakistan there is an elephant named Kaavan. For the past three decades, since he was a baby of between one and two years old, he has been held in conditions not fitting for any being. Considered property, he was a diplomatic gift from the Sri Lankan...
by The Editor | Feb 3, 2018 | International
The review neglects to make a compelling case for the necessity of its proposed systems. Overall, the NPR reflects an outdated and simplistic view of deterrence. the most significant problem with Trump’s Nuclear Posture Review is the slanted view it holds of the world...
by The Editor | Feb 3, 2018 | Health & Education
Utterly desperate for something to attack NHS Scotland and by association, the SNP Government, BBC Scotland News used Freedom of Information requests to ask all health boards to provide cancelled operation figures for the three weeks, ending on 26th January. They...
by The Editor | Feb 3, 2018 | Politics
Reported in Oil & Gas People, on 1st February 2018, a survey of more than 800 executives found 63% confident of growth in 2018 compared with only 32% last year. According to the report: ‘A new optimism is now emerging, driven from a common understanding that cost...
