As politicians talk big on the climate, one issue that all nations seem unable to grapple with, is that of food supply. Where will our food come from? This question is of huge concern because the quantity of food actually demanded at present, and is only a fraction of what will be demanded (needed) in…
Stand with Ukraine. Stand against Putin’s invasion.
The Coronavirus pandemic has shaken the globe. This once in a lifetime disaster has claimed over 100,000 lives globally and continues to do so. Most international crises do not directly lead to job losses, death, economic insecurity or food insecurity. However, this pandemic has trigged all three. Food security, or insecurity is largely a problem…
2016, WOW. What a year. No, I’m not just talking about Brexit or Trump here (equally big, but on a negative level). But personally! This was the year of the graduation. The completion of my degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE). The beginning of a MSc in International Public Policy at Queen Mary University…
My conclusion from my week at the political heart Europe, in Brussels. Everything here is formed of my own opinion, and the speakers involved in the IAPSS study trip were not speaking on behalf of the EU in any official context. To protect each individual speaker’s identity, I won’t name or quote anyone officially. Institutions…
I’ve not been around the past few months, things got real difficult towards the end of last year. This was for personal reasons. I just hope all my friends, family and colleagues had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I hope this year will be peaceful for all. I’ve got several personal goals…
It seems a significant proportion of the British public believe we should have a referendum to stay in the European Union. I will try to answer these the best I can to the extent of my knowledge currently it’s a work in progress as always. What distresses me is the lack of any intelligent discourse…
