World Politics & History
Hard-hitting analysis of the top stories across the globe
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How Greenland left the European project
Thirty-five years before Britain left the EU, Greenland left what was then the European Economic Community (EEC) in 1985; the culmination of a process that started with a 1982 referendum.
It was seen as of little geopolitical importance at...
How the Shah’s visit radicalised the West German left
On the evening of June 2, 1967, a plainclothes police officer shot dead a 26-year-old student protester called Benno Ohnesorg outside West Berlin’s Deutsche Oper as Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and his wife Empress Farah visited the renowned...
The fall of South Korea’s dictatorship: How the protesters won democracy
On June 10, 1987, hundreds of thousands of South Koreans cascaded into the streets of Seoul, Busan, and all the country’s other major cities to defy riot police bearing clubs, tear gas, and water cannon.
In the crescendo of what soon beca...
How the First World War catalysed the Great Migration
Between 1916 and 1970, some 6 million African-Americans left the rural South for cities in the North and West – a vast exodus that transformed the demographics of pretty much every American metropolis. There was some preceding migration to...
The sunk cost fallacy: Why we carry on with endeavours we know are doomed
By March 1966, US Secretary of Defence Robert McNamara – the postwar paradigm of an intelligent, successful person; who had revitalised a flagging Ford Motor Company before John F. Kennedy parachuted his ingenious business brain into the Wh...
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