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Opinion | The Downfall of Keir Starmer Just short of two years ago did Labour Party leader Keir Starmer sweep to power in a landslide victory against a highly unpopular Conservative Party, amassing a majority of 174 seats. On the surface, it would seem that Starmer would have unchallengeable authority and would possess with such Parliamentary strength a mandate to change Britain, who had firmly opted for an end to 14 years of Conservative government.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.25 12:15

Opinion | The Downfall of Keir Starmer

Opinion | The Downfall of Keir Starmer

Opinion | The end of the 'Indo-Pacific' In the year 2018, the first Trump administration renamed the United States Pacific Command to the "Indo-Pacific" Command. The renaming was a geopolitical and strategic move, merging the Indian and Pacific oceans into one gigantic pan-region, which was stated to be decisive for the world's economic and political future.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.23 09:15

Opinion | The end of the 'Indo-Pacific'

Opinion | The end of the 'Indo-Pacific'

Opinion | Did Iran really just bring Donald Trump to his knees? For the past few weeks, I have written at length expressing scepticism at the belief a huge deal between Washington and Tehran to end the President's botched war, seemed absurd. My thesis is not baseless, for the United States is famous for having a foreign policy that does not offer strategic compromise to adversaries under any circumstances. While the US may de-escalate or withdraw from situations (ending wars), it does not give away leverage it holds over an opponent until its strategic objectives are met.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.20 13:27

Opinion | Did Iran really just bring Donald Trump to his knees?

Opinion | Did Iran really just bring Donald Trump to his knees?

Opinion | Why the 'Iran deal' is not a peace treaty but a superficial disengagement The US and Iran have reached a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting the American embargo of its ports.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.16 09:15

Opinion | Why the 'Iran deal' is not a peace treaty but a superficial disengagement

Opinion | Why the 'Iran deal' is not a peace treaty but a superficial disengagement

Opinion | Why an Iran 'deal' remains nowhere in sight It was weeks ago that Donald Trump and his administration claimed that a "deal" was close with Iran, one which would end the botched war he initiated earlier this year and reopen the Strait of Hormuz to safe navigation.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.11 13:30

Opinion | Why an Iran 'deal' remains nowhere in sight

Opinion | Why an Iran 'deal' remains nowhere in sight

Opinion | The Downfall of Keir Starmer

Opinion | The Downfall of Keir Starmer

Opinion | The Downfall of Keir Starmer Just short of two years ago did Labour Party leader Keir Starmer sweep to power in a landslide victory against a highly unpopular Conservative Party, amassing a majority of 174 seats. On the surface, it would seem that Starmer would have unchallengeable authority and would possess with such Parliamentary strength a mandate to change Britain, who had firmly opted for an end to 14 years of Conservative government.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.25 12:15

Opinion | The end of the 'Indo-Pacific'

Opinion | The end of the 'Indo-Pacific'

Opinion | The end of the 'Indo-Pacific' In the year 2018, the first Trump administration renamed the United States Pacific Command to the "Indo-Pacific" Command. The renaming was a geopolitical and strategic move, merging the Indian and Pacific oceans into one gigantic pan-region, which was stated to be decisive for the world's economic and political future.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.23 09:15

Opinion | Did Iran really just bring Donald Trump to his knees?

Opinion | Did Iran really just bring Donald Trump to his knees?

Opinion | Did Iran really just bring Donald Trump to his knees? For the past few weeks, I have written at length expressing scepticism at the belief a huge deal between Washington and Tehran to end the President's botched war, seemed absurd. My thesis is not baseless, for the United States is famous for having a foreign policy that does not offer strategic compromise to adversaries under any circumstances. While the US may de-escalate or withdraw from situations (ending wars), it does not give away leverage it holds over an opponent until its strategic objectives are met.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.20 13:27

Opinion | Why the 'Iran deal' is not a peace treaty but a superficial disengagement

Opinion | Why the 'Iran deal' is not a peace treaty but a superficial disengagement

Opinion | Why the 'Iran deal' is not a peace treaty but a superficial disengagement The US and Iran have reached a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting the American embargo of its ports.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.16 09:15

Opinion | Why an Iran 'deal' remains nowhere in sight

Opinion | Why an Iran 'deal' remains nowhere in sight

Opinion | Why an Iran 'deal' remains nowhere in sight It was weeks ago that Donald Trump and his administration claimed that a "deal" was close with Iran, one which would end the botched war he initiated earlier this year and reopen the Strait of Hormuz to safe navigation.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.11 13:30

Opinion | Trump's 'Military Listing' of Chinese firms is a negotiating ploy

Opinion | Trump's 'Military Listing' of Chinese firms is a negotiating ploy

Opinion | Trump's 'Military Listing' of Chinese firms is a negotiating ploy Yesterday, the Trump administration listed a number of Chinese companies as having "links to the country's military", a blacklist which formally bans them from having business contracts with the US Department of Defence, while otherwise acting symbolically in an attempt to deter US firms from establishing close ties with them and undermining their investment. Amongst the companies listed were Alibaba, Baidu and BYD, none of which have any military ties or purposes whatsoever.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.10 12:00

Opinion | Trump's new 'forced labour' gambit is another, indirect shot at China

Opinion | Trump's new 'forced labour' gambit is another, indirect shot at China

Opinion | Trump's new 'forced labour' gambit is another, indirect shot at China The Trump administration has threatened dozens of countries with a new round of tariffs of up to 12.5%, claiming they had "had failed to curb trade in goods made with forced labour." The measures come amidst the US Supreme Court having struck down Trump's previous "emergency tariffs" as unconstitutional, dealing a blow to his global trade conflict and seriously undermining his leverage.

Tom Fowdy

2026.06.05 09:15

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