UK Toppling of Slave Owner Statue Sparks Anti-Racist Uprising Across Europe
Photo courtesy of PA Media. In case you haven’t heard, a statue of 17th-century slave trader Edward Colston was torn…
Brexit happened. So now what?
After four long years of Leave-Remain battle – from the referendum campaign, the voting day, and all of the chaos…
FinTech in Europe: A Visualisation of Investment Trends
The financial technology sector has evolved enormously after the global financial crisis of 2008, and we seem to have entered a new phase in this exciting industry. To understand exactly what the impact of FinTech in the different spheres of this complex world has been, it…
Boris Johnson: riding towards a place with no name
Discussing the protracted negotiations to end the Vietnam war, the American diplomat John Negroponte once said that it had taken…
Can logic prevail and the UK find an ‘Exit from Brexit’?
The Brexit debate in the UK has never been about reason and logic. For many protagonists on both sides of…
A Tale of Two Parliaments
The Oxford English dictionary is known for its new words of the year list. But do we have any such…
Brexit reaches video games
Every year the Electronic Entertainment Expo (or E3 for short) presents the newest innovations in gaming. Only this year was…
The UK-US special relationship: not so special after Brexit
“The UK is going to be at the back of the queue” noted then President Obama in 2016, just before…
Living on the edge: Life in Europe’s Border Regions
One of the most talked about borders in Europe right now is the one separating Northern Ireland from the Republic,…
It’s the loot crates, stupid! – A Star Wars Story
Last November the long-anticipated sequel to Electronic Arts’ 2015 Star Wars: Battlefront hit the shelves. The game was predicted to…