Tag Archives: London

Theresa May’s Florence Speech: A Deeply Brexity-looking Brexit

Posted on September 25, 2017 by Alexandra Phillips

Britain won’t be seeking an unfair competitive advantage. It will be seeking a perfectly fair competitive advantage, which is exactly what the British people voted for. I have advocated for a long time that we do not need to be … Continue reading →

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Hashtags and Terrorism: A Story from the West

Posted on April 18, 2017 by Georgiana Constantin

When the heart of Europe was first being hit by terrorism, people were shocked. Now, the shock is subsiding and empty promises of “we will survive” are taking its place. But we as law abiding citizens aren’t doing anything and … Continue reading →

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UK leaders sound alarm over persecution of Christians in the Middle East

Posted on January 24, 2014 by Georgiana Constantin

The 2013 Christmas season brought with it the clarion call sounded by the Prince of Wales and a series of UK leaders over the dwindling population of Christians in the Middle East, where “Christianity was, literally, born.” Speaking at Clarence House in London, Prince Charles addressed religious leaders, following visits to both the Coptic Orthodox and the Syrian Orthodox Churches.

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