Day: 27 June 2013

Egypt’s Difficulties

June 27, 2013 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Revolutions are never as straightforward as at first they appear. There was an excessive expectation that the fall of Mubarak was the opening of a fresh dawn and that a vibrant new Egypt was about to burst onto the world scene as both one of the oldest civilisations and newest democracies. It is now clear […]

Labour’s Challenge

June 27, 2013 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

This is a difficult time to be in Government, as the trailing Tories can testify from their opinion poll ratings. It is also a difficult time to be the Opposition, as the narrowing lead enjoyed by Labour also testifies. The government is boxed in by political and financial possibilities and has the responsibility to deliver. […]