Understanding the 1951 Refugee Convention and 1967 Protocol The agreement that has tied Europe in knots over immigration The 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees and its 1967 Protocol are the key legal documents that form the basis of international refugee law. Drafted in the aftermath of World… Read More »Understanding the 1951 Refugee Convention and 1967 Protocol
Immigration threatens to tear the EU apart The Crisis, the Critics, and the Consequences **Introduction** In recent years, the European Union (EU) has been grappling with a critical and seemingly unavoidable threat – immigration. This divisive issue, which has raised concerns about sovereignty, cultural identity, and the strain on social… Read More »Immigration threatens to tear the EU apart
Who really caused the mass migration The Roots of Today’s Migration Crisis: A Deep Dive into Recent History The Roots of Today’s Migration Crisis: Reckoning With Recent History As tragic images of refugees dominate headlines, our instinct is to view this as an isolated crisis. But to comprehend the migration… Read More »Who really caused the mass migration
The Arab Spring a decade later “A Decade After the Arab Spring: Tunisia’s Unique Journey” The Arab Spring, a series of uprisings that shook the Arab world, began its tumultuous journey a decade ago in Tunisia. This historic movement triggered a wave of change across the region, but not all… Read More »The Arab Spring a decade later
We need to act on immigration The UK’s Immigration Crisis: Saying “No More” is the Only Solution The United Kingdom is facing an unprecedented immigration crisis. Each week, thousands of migrants arrive illegally on British shores, overwhelming resources and infrastructure. Many have proposed solutions, from offshoring processing centers to deals… Read More »We need to act on immigration
We need to stand and reclaim Democracy The Dangers of Allowing Division and Exploiting Differences The United Kingdom has always been a diverse nation, with people from various backgrounds, races, religions and creeds living together. For the most part, we have coexisted peacefully and seen ourselves as one people –… Read More »We need to stand and reclaim Democracy
This is not a crisis it is just the beginning The Migrant Crisis in Europe and Its Long-Term Implications Over the past week, thousands of young African men have arrived on the small Italian island of Lampedusa, just off the coast of Tunisia. The current figure is around 11,000 –… Read More »This is not a crisis it is just the beginning
City watchdog has whitewashed the debanking scandal City watchdog admits it didn’t examine Farage case in ‘debanking’ review The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published a report this week claiming that UK banks and financial institutions did not close customer accounts primarily due to political views between July 2022 and June… Read More »City watchdog has whitewashed the debanking scandal
Understanding the Windsor Framework Unveiling the Windsor Framework: A New Era for UK Trade and Northern Ireland Introduction On the 27th of February, a historic agreement was reached between the United Kingdom and the European Union, ushering in a transformative set of arrangements known as the Windsor Framework. These arrangements… Read More »Understanding the Windsor Framework
The Implications of the EU Scientific Research Program Horizon The UK’s Return to the EU Scientific Research Program Horizon: What You Need to Know Introduction: In a recent development, the United Kingdom is set to rejoin the European Union’s scientific research program, Horizon. This move comes with a discounted membership… Read More »The Implications of the EU Scientific Research Program Horizon