Author: Malcolm Blair-Robinson

New York Agony

November 1, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

It was perhaps inevitable that the kind of attack which has become all too common in Europe would spread to New York, the historical gateway to a new life for millions and a City no stranger to terrorist attack. We can only express our shock and sympathy to the injured and for the bereaved, once […]

Catalonia Crisis: Keep Calm and Carry On

October 29, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

As usual when some crisis bursts in Europe, political has-beens tour the media declaring the biggest crisis since WWII and in this case ‘a new Spanish Civil War’. Unfortunately these folk of yesteryear, often rather tarnished by mishaps of their own, cannot earn appearance fees by being sensible, because they are past their sell by […]

Kenya: Risk To Stability

October 26, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Kenya was once a beacon of calm good governance in post empire Africa. But no longer. The rules of democracy are not being obeyed. These are that elections must be free fair and accepted as final; the government must govern for all; the losers must be willing to be governed by the winners who must […]