Matt Qvortrup

2 weeks ago | lbc.co.uk | Matt Qvortrup

Hamas want to claim the same rights it seeks to destroy 10 April 2025, 12:08 | Updated: 10 April 2025, 12:18 Hamas want to claim the same rights they seek to destroy. Picture: Getty By Professor Matt Qvortrup Hamas's attempt to use human rights legislation to end their status as a proscribed terrorist organisation is an abuse of the courts and an insult to our Rule of Law. The notorious group was behind the 7 October attacks on Israel.

3 weeks ago | philosophynow.org | Matt Qvortrup

Your complimentary articles You’ve read one of your four complimentary articles for this month. You can read four articles free per month. To have complete access to the thousands of philosophy articles on this site, please Philosophy Shorts ‘More songs about Buildings and Food’ was the title of a 1978 album by the rock band Talking Heads. It was about all the things rock stars normally don’t sing about.

4 weeks ago | lbc.co.uk | Matt Qvortrup

Greenland’s Inuit reject U.S. influence as VP Vance’s visit reignites historic tensions Greenland’s Inuit reject U.S. influence as VP Vance’s visit reignites historic tensions. Picture: LBC/Getty By Professor Matt Qvortrup Strategically located in the Arctic, Greenland is rich in critical minerals and increasingly central to global competition. It’s not surprising that President Donald Trump wants to annex Greenland “one way or another” – as he put it.

1 month ago | dailybulletin.com.au | Matt Qvortrup

“We don’t want to be Danes or Americans”, Greenland Prime Minister Múte Egede told Fox News recently. He wants his country to be independent and plans to hold a referendum. But this is no longer the main issue for Greenlanders as the world’s largest island votes in a general election on March 11. US President Donald Trump has declared it is absolutely necessary for America to take over Greenland – and he will not be deterred. He even refused to rule out using military or economic force.

1 month ago | theconversation.com | Matt Qvortrup

“We don’t want to be Danes or Americans”, Greenland Prime Minister Múte Egede told Fox News recently. He wants his country to be independent and plans to hold a referendum. But this is no longer the main issue for Greenlanders as the world’s largest island votes in a general election on March 11. US President Donald Trump has declared it is absolutely necessary for America to take over Greenland – and he will not be deterred. He even refused to rule out using military or economic force.