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...out of the natural resources that it produces. In this case, we're really looking at oil and what linkages you can develop from that oil that can benefit Africa's growth. So when people think about China coming to Africa, there's a lot of debate about whether it's a good thing or a bad thing. It's quite polarised, I guess, in terms of whether it's a good thing or a bad...

...out of 59 Scottish seats that it won at the 2015 UK election. Two of the party’s MPs, Natalie McGarry and Michelle Thomson, have had the whip withdrawn in controversial circumstances and voters may choose to punish them in these seats. The Scottish Conservative party is also stronger. While not yet at the levels of support it had in 1992, it will be disappointed if it...

...between Cameron and Ed Miliband in 2015, but this time Labour is striking out in an entirely different way. Whether the decision turns out to be bold or simply foolish remains to be seen on June 8, but it is at least giving voters a genuine choice between two absolute alternatives. This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article....

...out personally. This often means he is prepared to ignore the advice of the highly trained diplomats who have been working on this issue for decades. This kind of highly personalised, ad-hoc diplomacy may be exciting and play well for a domestic audience keen to see their leader as someone to be reckoned with. But it is inevitably destabilising and counter-productive to...