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Europe at a crossroads.
For decades those within the EU took rising standards of living for granted, the EU was seen as the driving force behind this economic advancement. The crash of 2007 and subsequent fallout has questioned this orthodoxy. Europe is now at a crossroads, disintegration and break up down one pathway, or an injection of reinvigoration, reform…
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The winds of change: does the bell toll for the far right in Europe?
In 2016 as the re-run of the Austrian presidential election loomed, for the first time in Europe since before 1945, the possibility of a far right country leader appeared a distinct possibility. Riding a wave of populism sweeping through Europe the far right has seen a renaissance in recent years. Both Jobbik and Perusuomalaiset (True…
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Down and out in Turku
Penniless and down on my luck monetarily speaking I walked into the first job that would provide me reasonable income in Turku, the job every small boy dreams about, and the profession every girl finds irresistibly attractive, dishwashing. My thoughts were taken back to adolescent days, and leafing through the pages of Orwell’s seminal autobiography…
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Mandali School Project
http://mandalischoolproject.com In 2015 Nepal was rocked by a series of earthquakes measuring up to 8.1, the devastation that followed killed and injured tens of thousands, obliterated infrastructure and brought untold hardship to a unique and beautiful country. Throughout all this the selfless and welcoming nature of the Nepalese people has continued, but they need our…
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Project fear and why the remain camp failed.
In Post-Brexit Britain there has been no apocalypse, no armageddon, no end to civilisation as we know it, yes the pound has dropped and the markets remain subject to volatility, but the end to civilisation prophesied by the remain camp has yet to materialise. With my colours firmly nailed to the pro-EU mast, I thought…
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