The Shockwaves of UK’s Plunging Economy
The UK’s slump is one of the biggest among advanced economies, according to preliminary estimates. The economy of Britain shrank 20.4% in the second quarter of the year. The main reason for the recession...
Author: Apoorva Mishra
Britain Desperate to “take control of its Borders”
Saturday saw almost 151 migrants crossing the channel into the UK, raising the total numbers to 4,100 since the beginning of this year. This prompted the immigration minister of the UK, Chris Philp to...
Summarizing the aftermath of the Belarusian Presidential Elections
According to the preliminary results announced by the Central Election Commission, President Alexander Lukashenko is set to serve yet another term as the President of Belarus with a landslide victory of 80% votes. The...
The Journey of Former King of Spain, Juan Carlos I: Hero of the masses or a fugitive?
“New generation must be at the forefront… younger people with new energies” Former King of Spain, Juan Carlos quoted ending his 41-year long reign in 2016. He abdicated the throne in favour of his...
An analysis of the rise of the far-right in Europe
The political future of Europe remains murky as the far-right parties are determined to exploit the looming crisis situation to bring their rhetoric to the mainstream. Be it France’s Front Nationale, Germany’s AFD, UKIP...
Poland – The most homophobic country of EU
On 5th August, three men were arrested in Warsaw for offending religious sentiments and desecrating monuments. Their crime was hanging a pride flag from the statues of Jesus Christ, Astronomer Copernicus and the Warsaw...
Presidential Elections in Belarus: An end to the 26-year-old regime?
As the election date of 9th August for Belarus Presidential elections nears, the tensions in the region is constantly on the rise. President Alexander Lukashenko, an Independent Belarus’ first democratically elected President has been...
What will the imposition of Rule of Law Sanctions on the Recovery Budget mean for the EU?
“It is not possible to explain to French, Polish, Hungarian and European citizens that we can have financial solidarity in Europe without worrying about respecting the basic rules of democracy, freedom of the media...
The Anti-Femicide Movement in Turkey
The past week saw the timelines and explore pages of our social media coloured black and white from the photos of women tagged #challengeaccepted. The awareness campaign is more than just a display of...
