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16 Aug Colombia continuous police brutality leads to civil unrest for the long term

Posted at 14:44h in Uncategorized

Colombian police are still illegally imprisoning, torturing and using deadly weapons against innocent demonstrators since April. Initially against a tax proposal that has since been axed, though they quickly morphed into a nationwide howl of outrage over entrenched economic disparity. Protesters stayed in the streets...

16 Aug Haiti’s President killed can things get any worse?

Posted at 14:42h in Uncategorized

The recent killing of Haiti’s President Jovenel Moïse has raised alarm and further conflict in a country already divided and full of problems. What is still not currently known is why Moïse was murdered or who was responsible, but the effects of his death have...

11 Aug UK “Pingdemic” Causes Labor Shortages

Posted at 08:43h in Uncategorized

Businesses across the country are complaining of serious staff shortages that are affecting services. The government produced the National Health Service (NHS) Covid app to alert those who have come in contact with someone who has since tested positive for coronavirus and advises them to...

10 Aug Maritime Update – Implications of MV ASPHALT PRINCESS Hijacking

Posted at 13:32h in Uncategorized

The recent events surrounding an illegal boarding and temporary hijacking of the MV ASPHALT PRINCESS in international sea lanes near Oman and the killing of UK and Romanian personnel on the MV MERCER STREET by a suspected drone attack a week earlier in the same...

06 Aug Hedging Between Great Powers & the VFA

Posted at 09:37h in Uncategorized

Of all the Southeast Asian states the Philippines has traditionally been one of the closest to the United States. Since decolonisation in 1946 the country has remained on friendly terms with the US, acting as an outpost during the Vietnam War, and maintaining a US...