Whether in or out of office, the Tories continued to set the national agenda throughout the 1930s. In the background, though, ...

“Much of the worst unnecessary violence of the American Civil ... “Civil War” performs the sleight of hand of imagining a large-scale war, big enough to match our metaphorical divisions ...

The battle between the two PDP leaders has been going on since 2022, and has now morphed into a cold war. They squared ... cast furtive glances at the All Progressives Congress (APC), and others ...

The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the symbolic end of the Cold War. But it was an economic ... 1815-1914 and the proclamation of a unipolar “new world order” led by the United States.

The old guy admitted to Mort recently that he had made a high-bar New Year’s resolution. A fan of the grape, he vowed to swear off the devil’s brew, “except maybe on holidays.” ...

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In another sign of a deepening new cold war, Washington last week vowed to help ... need to urgently address the prolonged situation on our borders so that the abnormality in our bilateral ...

Dataminers have uncovered potential evidence of a new playable race, the Harronir, in World of Warcraft's next expansion. The upcoming expansion, The War Within, will introduce the ambitious ...

The Congressional Progressive Caucus will continue to focus on increasing the minimum wage and lowering the cost of living for Americans after November’s election, according to its agenda for 2025.

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Geopolitical and geoeconomic fragmentation has been much talked about. But to what extent do we have de-globalisation? Is it, as some have said, not so much deglobalisation but slowbalisation?