Tag: debate-of-the-week
Debate of the Week: The Monarchy
Whether you like it or not, the royal family is one of the defining features of our country. They are a living representation of our history and traditions; both good and bad, and even if the royals no longer hold the power that they once enjoyed before 1649, they are »
Debate of the Week: Are Strikes Bad for Britain?
Last week’s debate: Are Sanctions the Answer? Over 2 million public sector workers are expected to go on strike today in the UK against government reforms to their pensions. This will mean that the vast majority »
Debate of the Week: Revenge On Gaddafi, In Cold Blood
Following the recent death of Gaddafi, 42-year leader of Libya, his body was left on display in a cold meat store in a shopping centre in Misratah for children and adults alike to go and view. The debate of the week »
Debate Of The Week: Netanyahu at the UN
According to Tony Blair, who is heading up the Quartet of Middle East mediators, the bid for an independent Palestinian state at the UN last week will mean little for the peace process until the parties return to the »
The Debt Debate, Part 2: The Renewable Deal
Last week, we looked at how the U.S debt debate was focused on the wrong problem: how to cut spending. The conclusion was that in order for America to get out of this fiscal hole, completely new revenue was needed. »
The Debt Debate, Part 1: Missing the Point
Apparently, a deal is done. Reports late on July 31st are describing an agreement between President Barack Obama and Republican congressional leaders that would allow the U.S debt ceiling to be raised, combined with »Load more posts ▼