The Challenge Over Climate Change: Shell, Nigeria, and Oil
Is it possible to work with producers of oil, coal, and natural gas for an effective strategy v. climate change? Shell in Nigeria offers reason for caution.
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Author: Arnov Paul-Choudhury
France: Overcoming The Damage and Diversion of Macron’s “Islamist Separatism”
“While French Muslims plead to President Macron to ‘stop stigmatizing us’, recognition of both achievement and challenge offers a way forward for France.”
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Lebanon Was in Deep Trouble. Now It’s in Cataclysmic Trouble.
Beirut port explosion is an immediate crisis for Lebanon, but it has deep roots: stalemate from “sectarian balance”, corruption, and failure of governance.
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75 Years Later, It is Time for the UK to Properly Celebrate the End of World War II
“Amid remembrance of 75th anniversary of end of World War II, opportunity for UK to reconnect with its former Empire & its present-day Commonwealth is lost.”
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Empire Falls: Black Lives Matter and the Confrontation of Britain’s Past
The statue of slave trader Edward Colston is pushed into the River Avon, Bristol, UK, June 7, 2020...
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Amid Coronavirus, Can Football Come Home in the UK?
Football returns in the UK: “Even if Coronavirus has been vanquished, the way we watch and enjoy sport may have been changed for many seasons.”
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