Claude Mangin, une vie à objectifs

Depuis des décennies, Claude Mangin, femme de prisonnier politique sahraoui, ne laisse ni le temps, ni l’oubli, effacer la mémoire du combat du peuple sahraoui et de celui de son mari.

The new generation of Sahrawis fighting oblivion

The first generation of Sahrawis to be born in refugee camps face limited prospects – some of them are fighting for a better future in the desert, while others are struggling for recognition in Europe.

Indigenous People and the environnement : A fight for survival

The Labour Party’s downfall

Labour lost 60 seats in the 2019 general election in the UK, securing their lowest number of seats in years. Many voters who had voted Labour in 2017 chose not to vote for the party again this year.

“indyref2″: Scotland’s future or a losing battle ?

The battle of the SNP for Scotland’s Independence will, for sure, be a tough one. Between those who are against it and those who firmly believe in it, indyref2 divides and brings uncertainty to the United Kingdom’s future.

Facebook at war with fake news

After many scandals involving fake news and data breach, Facebook had to take action to restore its image. To do so, the company put in place an election “war room”. Publicity stunt or effective solution?

Brexit Referendum drowned under fake news

Back in 2016, the Brexit Referendum was all over the news and fake news started emerging.

Girl Power and Power Dressing: femininity in politics

In 2016, the number of powerful women is increasing, but being a woman in politics is still tough. The clothes they choose constitute a weapon to establish their authority in this man’s world.

Ellie Walden, a young English woman involved in politics

Women are still underrepresented in the United Kingdom’s political landscape. But a change is coming, as they more and more hold high positions of power, such as Prime Minister. On a small-scale, Ellie Walden also puts politics at the centre of her life. Profile of this brilliant strong-willed woman.