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Nov 12, 2024 | 
msn.com | Robert Hamilton |Dan Perry
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Nov 12, 2024 | 
thehill.com | Robert Hamilton |Dan Perry
Foreign policy may not have been a central issue during the election, but with Donald Trump returning to the White House, the potential implications for global politics are huge. Trump’s approach deviates dramatically from the postwar consensus that has seen the U.S. act as a global stabilizer, using its power to promote democracy and ensure security — even when doing so came with financial and military sacrifices.
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Sep 10, 2024 | 
thesgnl.com | Michael Bluhm |Robert Hamilton
Around 8 a.m. on the morning of August 6, some of Ukraine’s best soldiers launched a surprise invasion of Russia, easily seizing control of villages and large swathes of the Kursk region, on Ukraine’s northeastern border. For the first time since World War II, foreign troops had stepped onto Russian territory. Kyiv’s forces swept through the countryside with little resistance, and after a week, they’d taken an area roughly the size of Hong Kong.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
newsbreak.com | Robert Hamilton |Dan Perry
A vote by the citizen of a superpower affects the entire world. Americans’ choice between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in November will reverberate far beyond U.S. borders. And at the core, this election is a choice between two views of what America is and what it should be on the global stage.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
universul.net | Robert Hamilton |Dan Perry |De Dan Perry
A vote by the citizen of a superpower affects the entire world. So Americans’ choice between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in November will reverberate far beyond US borders. That is true whether or not they are aware, and whether or not they even care. And at the core, the election is to a fascinating degree not just a horserace or a clash of personalities but a choice between two views of what America is — and what it should be on the global stage. Until now, that was far less the case.
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Jul 11, 2024 | 
msn.com | Robert Hamilton |Dan Perry
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Jul 11, 2024 | 
newsweek.com | Robert Hamilton |Dan Perry
One of the peculiarities of U.S. history is that the major political parties have not significantly differed on foreign policy since the onset of the post-World War II order. In that time the West has been led by the United States from a posture that is fundamentally liberal—in the classic, not American, sense—and also moderate. As far as left-right divides go, the Democrats have not been inherently pacifist, nor have the Republicans been more aggressive abroad.
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May 21, 2024 | 
northernsoul.me.uk | Helen Nugent |Robert Hamilton |Amy Stone |Stephanie Alderson
Tis the season to party!With lots of holiday celebrations to look forward this month there’s every excuse to treat yourself to a night out, and with plenty of venues offering up a Christmas bonanza of great bands there’s no reason not to. As far as the arena gigs go, Kasabian will be returning to Manchester’s Phones 4u Arena after their success at Glastonbury this year. There’s still some tickets left for December 12, even in the lower tiers, but hurry if you want to attend.
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May 21, 2024 | 
northernsoul.me.uk | Helen Nugent |Robert Hamilton |Amy Stone |Lucy McNamara
What better way to round off a beautiful Sunday than by listening to the Northern Soul Podcast? This week Lucy McNamara chats to the splendid Shauna Mackin, a young singer from Dublin who has made her home in Manchester. Already a seasoned live act and much praised by BBC Introducing, Mackin is destined for big things. If you’ve not heard her music before, think Dusty Springfield meets Cat Power meets Peggy Lee meets Joni Mitchell.
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May 21, 2024 | 
northernsoul.me.uk | Helen Nugent |Robert Hamilton |Amy Stone |Lucy McNamara
Spring has sprung and what better way to enjoy the sunshine than by listening to The Northern Soul Podcast? This week Lucy chats to Hatcham Social at Manchester’s Soup Kitchen. Hatcham Social have been described by The Guardian as ‘irrestistible’ while Tim Burgess calls them ‘a wonderful pop group with the world’s coolest drummer’ (Finnigan Kidd, formerly of Klaxons). Lucy also plays tunes by, among others, Francois & the Atlas Mountains, Shy Nature, Lucius and Boy & Bear.
