GeoPolitics
The CorporateDispatch Week – 12th October 2019
This week the geopolitical scenario took a very particular twist where understanding what happened and how it evolved is paramount to see…
China at 70 – Tonio Galea
This article appeared first on The CorporateDispatch.Com Week on 5th October 2019 China this week commemorated the 70th anniversary of the founding…
The Week That Was – Jesmond Saliba
This article appeared first on The Corporate Dispatch Week (5th October 2019). In the latest development related to the revelations about the…
Globalism & climate change makes its mark at UN General Assembly – Matthew Bugeja
This article appeared first in The Corporate Dispatch Week New Yorkers are a tough crowd. If you ask them, they will say…
Message in a missile – Tonio Galea
The article was first published on The CorporateDispatch Week. On September 14, the tension in the Persian Gulf reached alarming levels with…
The ever-increasing role of drones in modern warfare – Tonio Galea
The recent developments in the Persian Gulf have once more caused widespread repercussions in the world. Among the various aspects that these…
A new EU Commission – but a new dawn? – Matthew Bugeja
The formation of the new European Commission seems to be coming together. Incoming Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has put together…
Huawei in talks with Russia to provide OS system to use for country’s census
China’s Huawei has begun talks with Russia about installing Russian operating system (OS) Aurora on 360,000 of its tablets to conduct Russia’s…
Boris Johnson’s first week in power
Boris Johnson’s first full week as prime minister included a slump in the pound, the Bank of England warning of a possible…
Do the right-wing victories mean that Pope Francis has lost the battle against the alt-right Christians? – Fr Joe Borg
St Pope John Paul II seems to have had more electoral successes than Pope Francis. This opening sentence will probably surprise many…
How politics of emotions gave way to politics of reason
"Since the 17th century Western societies have elevated reason above feeling as the basis for political action. Emphasising reason in this way…
Hundreds arrested in protests against stage managed Kazakhstan elections
Hundreds of people have been arrested in Kazakhstan while protesting against a stage-managed election that they say will deprive them of a…