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Kenneth Okonkwo, former spokesperson for the Labour Party, met with Atiku Abubakar to discuss the necessity of cooperation for Nigeria’s progress. Okonkwo had previously resigned from the Labour Party due …
Kenneth Okonkwo Meets Atiku Abubakar, Discusses Nigeria’s Political Future Read More
Former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi has condemned the Nigerian judiciary, labeling it as disgusting due to reckless court judgments threatening state stability. He criticized all three branches of government …
Peter Obi Critiques Nigerian Judiciary as Disgraceful and Calls for Reform Read More
Harold Wilson, during his time as UK Prime Minister, is implicated in mass atrocities including the slaughter of communists in Indonesia, the violent Biafran War, and Indonesia’s invasion of East …
Harold Wilson’s Troubling Legacy: Atrocities in Biafra, Indonesia, and East Timor Read More
The year 2024 was significant for electoral activities across more than 70 countries, reflecting a global trend of anti-incumbency as voters expressed frustration with established parties. Amid mounting geopolitical tensions, …
2024: A Pivotal Year for Global Elections and Democratic Challenges Read More
Chancellor Rachel Reeves affirmed London’s role as a “natural home” for Chinese finance during her visit to Beijing, vital for enhancing UK-China economic ties amid rising bond yields in the …
Chancellor Rachel Reeves Promotes London as Financial Hub for Chinese Firms Read More
In 2024, a significant global anti-incumbent trend led to the removal of various leaders, highlighting the need for governments to shift from crisis management to crafting hopeful, engaging agendas. Social …
The 2024 Global Anti-Incumbent Wave: Lessons in Governance and Trust Restoration Read More
In 2024, elections in over 60 countries revealed widespread public dissatisfaction with incumbents, leading to the election of new leaders and mainstream acceptance of fringe ideologies. Economic discontent fueled this …
2024: A Year Dominated by Political Frustration and Change Read More
In 2024, over 60 countries held elections, involving nearly half of the global population. Despite mass voting, the results reflected ongoing self-interest over collective concerns, with economic issues dominating the …
Reflections on the 2024 Global Elections: A Shift Toward Populism and Economic Concerns Read More
In 2024, over 60 countries experienced significant elections involving nearly half the world’s population, marking a pivotal moment in global democracy. Despite this engagement, many results reflected self-serving choices driven …
The Global Democracy Landscape in 2024: A Year of Choices and Challenges Read More
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer met with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Brazil, advocating for a strong relationship despite prior tensions over security and human rights …
Starmer’s Vision for a Robust UK-China Relationship at G20 Summit Read More