Britain, Neighbours, EU & Immigration
Venkatraman ‘Venki’ Ramakrishnan – an American and British structural biologist of Indian origin, Nobel laureate and President of the Royal Society – has called for a sensible immigration system in […]
Reproduction Of Repugnance
A photograph, consisting of bodies of two teenagers, barely clothed – one wearing over-sized shoes, while the other with only one shoe….is enough to send waves of disgust and repulsion […]
Knell & Nails On The Coffin Of Democracy
Benjamin Carter Hett is a former trial lawyer and a Professor of History at Hunter College and the Graduate Centre, City University of New York who is an expert on […]
Brexit, Music & Tradition
Noted composer Howard Goodall believes that the consequences of Brexit would be disastrous for the music industry. Soon after Goodall shared the view with the public via Twitter in the […]
The Answer Is Blowin’ In The Wind
The Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) sent a ‘private‘ delegation to Syria in March 2018 to assess the political situation in the war-torn West Asian country. For the so-called ‘liberal‘ people […]
The Identity Crisis
Mesut Özil – one of the important members of the 2014 FIFA World Cup-winning German team – is mired in a controversy. After Germany’s poor show in 2018 World Cup […]
EU-US Trade War Intensifies
After France, it’s Germany’s turn to launch (verbal) attacks on the White House, as the trade war between the European Union (EU) and the US takes a new turn. Soon […]
Even Anne Didn’t Get US Visa
It wasn’t possible for Otto Frank to visit the US because of the complexity of the immigration law and the adverse political situation. He tried twice to reach the US […]
Auf Wiedersehen Gudrun!
Her father was the first lieutenant of Adolf Hitler, the second top commander of the Nazi administration and one of the major perpetrators of the Holocaust, Heinrich Luitpold Himmler (October […]
