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Articles for category: Politics

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The US War: Dismantling the International Criminal Court Brick by Brick

I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Not everyone knows that Marco Rubio has vowed to dismantle the International Criminal Court. The process has been on the way for about the last year. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal framework, historical context, and ongoing litigation arising from the United States’ coordinated campaign to dismantle the International ...

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The Act That Manages Everything Except Health

The Tobacco and Vapes Act 2026 makes it a crime, punishable by two years’ imprisonment, to sell a product that Sweden used to achieve Europe’s lowest smoking mortality rate TVA2026, s.7-9. It simultaneously protects the sale of combustible cigarettes to every adult who already smokes them. Those two facts, side by side, tell you something ...

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SYSTEMIC COVER-UP: The Laura Higginson Case

This is the story of Laura Higginson, a 30-year-old trainee solicitor and mother of two, who died in 2017 after a hospital (iatrogenic) overdose in relation to Gitelman Syndrome (affecting 1 in 40,000 people in the UK). It details her husband; Antony’s nine-year battle to uncover the truth and hold the medical staff and regulatory ...

Nalvany: Poisoned by an Ecuadorian frog in Arctic Russia

The formal announcement on 14 February 2026, by a coalition comprising the United Kingdom, Sweden, France, Germany, and the Netherlands, identifying the rare alkaloid epibatidine as the lethal agent in the death of Alexei Navalny, represents a watershed moment in the history of state-sponsored chemical operations.1 This disclosure, timed to coincide with the second anniversary ...

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The Silent Deletion: When “Public Good” Becomes Political Survival

1. Introduction The Eva Vlaardingerbroek situation presents a case that demands careful scrutiny, not merely due to the specific politics involved, but because the mechanism itself appears slippery. It is generally accepted that the state must intercept “undesirables” at the border—criminals, terrorists, and those posing a physical threat. In the case of Vlaardingerbroek, however, the ...

Met's transformation from trust to reputational risk cartoon.

POLICE: AL CAPONE GANG IN FISHNETS

🕵️‍♂️ Scene One: Heathrow Terminal, 2025. Graham Linehan, comedy writer turned cultural insurgent, touches down from Arizona—jet-lagged, headphone-clad, and presumably unaware that his tweets have been upgraded to felony-grade contraband. Enter: five armed officers. Not one, not two, but five. Because clearly, nothing says “public menace” like a man who once wrote Father Ted and ...

Political Satire: The Art of Criticism and Freedom of Expression

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The Role of Freedom of Speech in Democratic Societies

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