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The US trade war with Canada, Mexico, and the UK escalates as tariffs disrupt global supply chains and economic stability.

The Illusion of Economic Sovereignty: A Socratic Analysis of the US Trade War with Canada, Mexico, and the United Kingdom

Post author:Lazaros
Post published:13/03/2025
Post category:Diplomacy Trade

In an era where economic interdependence defines the global order, the United States’ recent decision to impose punitive tariffs on Canadian, Mexican, and British imports signals a stark departure from…

Welfare reform or social hardship? The UK’s proposed benefit cuts spark debate ahead of the Spring Budget 2025

Welfare Cuts and Fiscal Strategy: A Socratic Examination of the UK’s Spring Budget Reforms

Post author:Lazaros
Post published:07/03/2025
Post category:Fiscal Policy

As the UK approaches the Spring Budget on 26th March, the government has ignited a fierce debate over plans to slash welfare spending, particularly targeting Personal Independence Payments (PIP) and…

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Diplomacy or Manipulation? The U.S.-Ukraine Relationship Through the Lens of Lobbying and Global Politics

Post author:Lazaros
Post published:03/03/2025
Post category:Diplomacy

A Geopolitical Shift in the Making The recent Oval Office confrontation between U.S. President Donald Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy did more than make headlines—it…

Keir Starmer’s Leadership Under Scrutiny: A Socratic Examination of Labour’s Political Instability

Post author:Lazaros
Post published:28/02/2025
Post category:Politics

Since assuming leadership of the Labour Party, Sir Keir Starmer has carefully sculpted his public image as a pragmatic, disciplined leader, steering Labour away from ideological extremes and towards electability.…