I’ve been reading a fair bit about the vague, abstract notion of ‘reconciliation’ here over the last while, first on Andy Pollak’s Claire Hanna piece and latterly on Open Sunday and it got me thinking ...

Sadly, most of us remain silent, constrained perhaps by claims of Israel’s centrality in ‘End Times’ Bible Prophecy and a movement that lobbies us to ‘Stand with Israel’. But a growing number now ...

In the Kate Bush song Experiment IV, she describes a secret military experiment designed to create a sound so horrifying it ...

It may be hard to believe it, but we are coming up on NINE years since the Brexit referendum (and before you know it we will ...

If you were one of the thousands who packed your bags for Spain this Easter hoping for sun, sea and sangria, you probably ended up stuck in your hotel rather than sunning yourself on the beach.

I love this story about Steve Jobs from Adam Lashinsky in Fortune: Apple doesn’t often fail, and when it does, it isn’t a pretty sight at 1 Infinite Loop. In the summer of 2008, when Apple (AAPL) ...

The relationship between the United States and China is now more strained than at any point in recent history. What began as a complex but mutually beneficial economic partnership has steadily ...

Northern Ireland’s education system has its roots in a colonial model developed by the British Government during the 19th century. Designed to enforce cultural assimilation and maintain social ...

The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) recently released an interesting comparison of the economies of Ireland and Northern Ireland, and there’s some pretty striking stuff in the report.