Can Theresa May get Britain out of the EU unscathed? As the Prime Minister faces backlash this week over Brexit negotiations, Dr Keith Suter explains how the purpose of the European Union has evolved and the implications of Britain leaving it.

What do Turkey, Venezuela, China and India have in common? According to a recent report, they're all experiencing a mass exodus of millionaires. Dr Keith Suter explains why the wealthy are choosing Australia, Canada and the UAE over the US and Britain - and why our government is welcoming them.

The British government has been accused of wrongly deporting and detaining Caribbean migrants who arrived in the UK between 1948 and 1971, otherwise known as the Windrush generation. Dr Keith Suter explains the history behind the scandal, the political fallout and why this is a case of the empire strikes back.

Why has the US moved their embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem? Dozens have been killed this week following mass protests along the Gaza border. Dr Keith Suter explains why local politics may have motivated the US President and the history behind the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Should Trump win a Nobel Peace Prize? Dr Keith Suter discusses how a group of eighteen House Republicans have rallied to nominate Trump for the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize, despite the US President pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal this week.

Islamic State's dual-suicide bombing this week has left many asking when the war in Afghanistan will end? Dr Keith Suter explains why Trump is unlikely to pull out of America's longest conflict and how Osama Bin Laden went from the CIA payroll to Taliban terrorist.

Will Trump drop the deal struck by Obama to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons? Dr Keith Suter discusses why the US President is under pressure from Israel and Saudi Arabia and how Iran's nuclear capabilities could pose a threat to the Middle East and the world.

What would a peace treaty between the US and North Korea look like if talks between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un go ahead? Dr Keith Suter speaks explains how the biggest political meeting, since Nixon and Chairman Mao, could happen and what the ramifications could be if the US President gets it wrong.

As the world awaits Trump's response to the recent suspected poison gas attack in Syria, Dr Keith Suter explains how the incident affects US-Russia relations.

With the ability to create guns, dental fillings and small homes quickly and cost effectively, the advancement of 3D printing shows no signs of slowing down. But how does this impact us? A recent report by the World Economic Forum exposed the huge impact this new technology will have on how we produce manufactured goods on a global scale. Dr Keith Suter explains why it's crucial for politicians and the population at large to start thinking now about the immediate ramifications of the approaching technological revolution.