Undeniably, much of this year has had to do with loss…but whatever that is not yet lost is here to make a change – for better or worse.

Undeniably, much of this year has had to do with loss…but whatever that is not yet lost is here to make a change – for better or worse.
It has ultimately been the swift and decisive action taken throughout much of Africa…nevertheless, the slower spread may infer a slower-burning pandemic.
Rather than a single politician, it is perhaps more crucial to analyse the social environment in which populist leaders thrive.
The problem with food policy is not a particular ideology, but the idea that any single ideology could work.
Undeniably, much of this year has had to do with loss…but whatever that is not yet lost is here to make a change – for better or worse.
Rather than a single politician, it is perhaps more crucial to analyse the social environment in which populist leaders thrive.
The problem with food policy is not a particular ideology, but the idea that any single ideology could work.
It has ultimately been the swift and decisive action taken throughout much of Africa…nevertheless, the slower spread may infer a slower-burning pandemic.
What could explain the different responses five years ago and those of late? What is the tipping point?
Anti-Muslim sentiment has surged following president Macron’s calls for a ‘reformation’ of Islam in France.
Marching daily on the streets during a global pandemic, you could say we risked our own lives, but certainly no more than our fascist government already has.
It was a time of mass miscommunication when honesty and clarity were much more needed than ever.
As shown throughout this ongoing crisis, a little technocracy sometimes goes a long way.