The State of the Police
For nearly 15 years, I have had the privilege of collaborating with the Metropolitan Police, witnessing their dedication and commitment...
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Kalos Lau
Sep 84 min read
The Beijing Declaration on Palestine: A “China Solution” for Global Security?
In late July, 14 Palestinian political factions, most notably including Hamas and Fatah, signed the ‘Beijing Declaration on Ending...
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Devin O'Sullivan
Sep 77 min read
Pokrovsk: A Final Wakeup Call?
Since the Ukrainian incursion into Kursk, the Russian army has advanced at frightening speeds in the Donbass region, especially on the...
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Dan Sillett
Sep 64 min read
Trains, phones and food: the UK can learn a lot from Switzerland
I have just got back from Switzerland. It was immense, thanks for asking – heaven does exist, and it’s right there, in the set of The...
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Nishika Pishu Melwani
Sep 54 min read
Is Political Violence Ever the Answer?
Over the past few years there has been a worrying increase of political violence in, arguably, two of the most powerful nations in the...
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Harry Ollington
Sep 43 min read
The Fight for the Narrative between Trump and Harris
Kamala Harris and Tim Walz are off to an electric start in an unprecedented presidential election cycle. They are stealing the limelight...
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Zoe Wreford
Sep 35 min read
Britain at Breaking Point - The Prisons Crowding Crisis
With prisons bursting at their seams, leaving the government no choice but to schedule the early release of more than 5,000 prisoners ,...
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Andres De Miguel
Sep 23 min read
The Cultural Shift at the heart of American Politics
The attempted assassination of one presidential candidate, the dramatic reshuffling of the opposing party’s ticket just over 100 days...
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Rafael Holmberg
Sep 14 min read
How to Not Talk about Gaza
It would be reasonable to assume that practically focused discourse would have practical and active implications. To insist that an idea...
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Andres De Miguel
Aug 314 min read
Face to Face and Door to Door: Breaking the Far-Right Wave
The surge in popularity and influence of far-right parties across Europe is a well documented and universally acknowledged fact of modern...
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Will Kingston-Cox
Aug 303 min read
Starmer's Sordid Smokescreen
Welcome to Starmer’s United Kingdom - welcome to the Nanny State. In a land where social media posts can see you receive years in jail ,...
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Beatrice Learmouth
Aug 293 min read
The Russian Art of Meddling in Western Affairs
Following the misinformation spread about the Southport attacker , questions have been raised about the role state actors, particularly...
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Sam Moorhouse
Aug 284 min read
Don’t Hold Your Breath: What Next for Israel and Hezbollah?
“ Take a breath and relax ”. Taking the advice given by Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary-General of Hezbollah, to the people of Lebanon is...
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Victor Elizondo
Aug 273 min read
The erosion of the independence movement opens a new chapter in Catalan politics
After more than a decade of political disputes, Catalonia seems to have turned the page with the start of its new government on August...
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Nikita Triandafillidis
Aug 264 min read
Russia’s New “Escape Liberalism” Decree is Something More Than Just a PR Stunt
Last week, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin signed a new decree which will allow foreign nationals to apply for a temporary visa of...
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Omar Khram
Aug 253 min read
Labour's tax rise dilemma. Is it a cause for concern?
As the Chancellor's autumn budget approaches, there is growing anticipation surrounding the state of British infrastructure. The Guardian...
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Jack Rowlett
Aug 244 min read
Youth free movement should be a win-win for Brexit Britain
As Britain’s new government dashes for growth, a shortage of workers is crippling key sectors, from hospitality to construction , while...
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Dan Sillett
Aug 234 min read
Nigel Farage: the most expensive mistake voters have ever made
Yes. The man who claims to be the voice of white working class Britain has been exposed as the highest-paid MP . While Nigel Farage has...
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Awadallah Abdalla
Aug 225 min read
Will the real Douglas Murray please stand up?
Douglas Murray has always left me feeling rather perplexed. The man, undoubtedly a bigot and more specifically an Islamophobe, gets away...
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Victor Elizondo
Aug 213 min read
The political crisis in Venezuela, a story that seems to have no end
Venezuela captured the world’s attention after its presidential elections late last month. Replete with controversies, both opposition...
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