Muhammed Raza Hussain is an award-winning writer and poet: he is the Extra-Mile winner of the News Quest Young Reporter Scheme 2014 and received a certificate for Talent for Writing by Young Writers. Twitter: @MuhammedRaza786 | Instagram: M.Raza.H_ | Facebook: @MRazaHOfficial
Britain has two avenues open to it: a no-deal Brexit or Theresa May’s version of it. Never in recent history has Britain faced such dire, gloomy prospects during times of peace. A no-deal Brexit, according to experts and independent reports, would be devastating beyond imagination. Meanwhile, Theresa May’s absurd and unattainable Brexit will be slightly […]
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As the 45th President of the USA, Donald Trump has successfully managed to downgrade his country’s special relationship with Britain to a new historical low. At the time of writing, Trump has been president for 618 days – each of these days has represented the downgrading of America’s relationship with Britain and its other allies […]
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Iranians, Arabs and Africans are dearer to the US administration than their own population. Whenever the rights of foreign populations are violated by their own regimes, the USA is incredibly quick in condemning those actions and resorting to punitive measures such as economic sanctions, military invasion and advocating regime change. But all these actions on […]
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Pakistan recently took a mini-step in the right direction by swearing in its “first visually impaired civil judge”. It served as a moment to highlight that all citizens ought to stand equal before the law – regardless of illness and disability. Beyond this fanciful and paradise-like moment, however, the reality is abhorrently shocking for millions […]
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The Iran deal has been scrapped, the North Korea summit is on the brink of tatters, tensions are being deliberately instigated in the Middle East by legalising occupation and there is an active willingness to drop bombs – all of this, unfortunately and regrettably, points to a gloomy, war-filled future. Even more depressingly, people voted […]
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