‘The world of Cat TV is more cut throat than you would ever imagine’ – inside the strange business of TV… for cats
Extremism is on our shores and deradicalisation must start in our communities SIR RICHARD OTTAWAY Last month, a 44-year-old in Texas took four people hostage in a synagogue. The perpetrator, a British man by the name of Malik Faisal Akram, was shot dead on the scene after a standoff with police. Despite military campaigns against terrorist groups and government programmes aimed at stymieing radicalisation at home, the question of how [...]
Quo vadis, Georgia? The UK and EU have a cautious path to tread with its diplomatic ties The last year or two in Georgian politics have thrown up several disturbing events. None are more perplexing than the nations’ decision to engage in a cooperation agreement with the Belarusian KGB last month. While Western countries ramped up sanctions against the regime in Minsk, Georgia’s move was at odds with its aspirations for EU [...]
