Etiqueta: Peter Fieldman
May 1968 in Paris: Memories of a British “Soixante Huitard” fifty years on
Peter Fieldman
I was born and brought up in the United Kingdom with no French connection whatsoever. Yet ever since I was a child I...
Can Catalonia justify its claim for independence?
Peter Fieldman
I have to admit that as a British citizen living in Spain I have never fully understood the political conflict between Madrid and...
Why Trump’s first decision is clearly wrong
Donald Trump’s ban on Muslims from specific countries to enter the USA is a rash decision, which will not reduce the risk of terrorism...
Football: Too big to fail?
Peter Fieldman
Has football become too powerful for its own good? The wealth generated from TV coverage and sponsorship by major multinational corporations has made...
Italy: Shaken and Stirred
Peter Fieldman
As Theresa May grapples with Brexit she should spare a thought for Italy’s Prime Minister Matteo Renzi as he prepares for his own...
Sporting Morality: reform the IOC and FIFA to end corruption
Peter Fieldman
Now that the Rio games have ended and Tokyo takes on the task of preparing the 2020 event perhaps it is time to...
Will the migrant crisis destroy Europe ?
Peter Fieldman
Nobody wishes to minimise the human tragedy which has been unfolding over the past five years in North Africa and the Middle East...
The Unseen: a major exhibition of the post war Informalist period
Peter Fieldman
Not since its Wyndham Lewis retrospective in 2010 has the March Foundation in Madrid put together so many works of art depicting the...
To Brexit or not to Brexit?
Peter Fieldman
So David Cameron was able to return to London brandishing a paper. “I have spoken to the Chancellor and bring a piece to...
How the West is being lost
Peter Fieldman
Oscar Wilde once said. “If there is one thing worse than being talked about it is not being talked about”. Donald Trump certainly...