On the 7th of May 2026, Scotland votes. And while the ballot papers will ask Scots to choose their MSPs, the deeper question hovering above the polling booths is the same one that has haunted British politics for decades: should…
The politics of scapegoating Capitalism has created immense prosperity and accelerated the general quality of life for the human race across the globe; it has helped reduce worldwide poverty, bred innovation, and ushered in an age of unprecedented technological and medical…
Introduction ‘Socialism always fails.’ We’ve heard the line before. In this final part, we keep asking the same question we set at the start – ‘Does socialism fail by design, or is it undermined by imperialism?’ Now we turn to…
Setting Us Up In our first iteration of this series, we explored how France and the US intervened in Burkina Faso under Thomas Sankara to overthrow the socialist state that had greatly improved the country’s quality of life and impose…
After years of friction and uncertainty following Brexit, the United Kingdom and European Union have seemingly turned a new leaf. A new trade deal between the two parties has been agreed, one that promises to reset relations and smooth some…
With everything going on in the global economy, it’s easy to overlook the UK, but it was an eventful week for the island nation. From a Bank of England rate cut to fresh trade deals with India and the U.S.…
If you’ve been anywhere near the financial news recently, you’ll know that tariffs are back. Just days ago, in early April 2025, President Trump announced a wave of new reciprocal tariffs on every sovereign state in the world, from economic…
