Public perceptions of MPs and Westminster have never been so negative. Today fewer people are turning out to vote than ever before. But what is it about the way politics is conducted in Britain today that has put so many off? Could it be a result of the archaic traditions, shown most prominently at the […]
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Since Imran Khan assumed office as the Prime Minister of Pakistan, he and his government have been doing their upmost to instigate tourism in the country, to make Pakistan a friendly place for foreign investors and to facilitate international cricket matches in the country again. This is all good and nice; however, the Prime Minister […]
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Dr Phillip Lee, the MP for the Bracknell constituency, has left the Conservative party and defected to the Liberal Democrats. This means that Boris Johnson has now lost his working government majority. After this resignation, the Conservatives have 310 seats in the House of Commons. The latest blow for 10 Downing Street came on the […]
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Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Imran Khan has called on people to express their solidarity with Kashmir on Friday. In a tweet, the prime minister stated that he wants “all Pakistanis to come out tomorrow 12 noon -12.30 pm to show solidarity with the Kashmiri people”. Imran Khan said that the purpose of this half-an-hour slot will […]
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A journalist, a true patriot, a huge lover of the Pakistani Army and a gigantic fan of Prime Minister Imran Khan: Ihtisham Ul Haq is the kind of journalist people admire because he prioritises public interest instead of ulterior motives. All of these traits made it compulsory for me to interview him and find out […]
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In a further breeze of change, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has invited the world famous K-POP group, BTS, to perform in the country. According to initial details, the K-POP group will be performing in the Kingdom’s capital Riyadh, which is located east of the twin holy cities of Makkah and Medina. They will be […]
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Six months ago I wrote an article explaining that Brexit had to be implemented. If it was not, we would be handing the keys to the far-left mob of Jeremy Corbyn. The Conservative vote was indeed split by the emergent Brexit Party as predicted but Nigel Farage also appealed to the traditional Labour voters (non-elite, […]
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BTS has recently partnered with UNICEF as part of the “End Violence” campaign. As evident below, BTS produced a very powerful, heart-wrenching video with the aim to end bullying and other forms of violence. On their website, UNICEF produced a guideline for people on how to participate in the noble cause – and, one way […]
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Just one hundred days on from Boris Johnson taking office, 1st November will be upon us; day one of his promised post Brexit Britain. His first days in office have been promising, the threatened no confidence motions have failed to materialise and he has thoroughly dispatched the leader of the opposition at the dispatch box – […]
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Protesters in central London attempted to block Boris Johnson from reaching Buckingham Palace. The protesters were climate change activists who want the new administration to act on the “Climate Emergency”. According to Greenpeace UK, which took responsibility for the protest, the aim of the blockade was to “hand the the incoming PM a crucial letter”. […]
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