Telegram - Is this the beginning of true tech accountability?
First Meta, then X, and followed closely by Pavel Durov’s Telegram - recently there has been a string of clashes between domestic...
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Asfandiyar
Sep 175 min read
Sudan is a Unique Tragedy in the Age of Shared National Interest
The power dynamics across Asia and Africa are highly complex and varied. In some regions totalitarian leaders and autocrats maintain a...
Andres De Miguel
Sep 163 min read
The Myth of ‘Sustainable Development’
Climate change is real , yet the question of how to properly tackle the planetary-scale crisis must be reconciled with the political and...
Ethan Harvey
Sep 155 min read
The Liberal Hallucination that is Project 2025 is the real threat to Democracy
It is a glaring injustice that the Western mainstream media, predominantly aligned with liberalism, chooses to amplify certain headlines...
Oliver Dean
Sep 143 min read
Releasing non-violent prisoners early is the right thing to do
On the 19th August the government triggered Operation Early Dawn, which will see countless prisoners either released or moved to police...
Joshua Edwicker
Sep 135 min read
Barnier’s Renaissance: A final Macronian attempt at stymying Le Pen?
Across France over 100,000 people have taken to the streets in protest of what they perceive as a stolen election, the will of the people...
Awadallah Abdalla
Sep 125 min read
The strange case of RFK Jr
“I have so many skeletons in my closet that if they could all vote I could run for King of the world” - Robert F Kennedy Jr I am not the...
Jack Rowlett
Sep 113 min read
Fighting Fire with Arsonists - von der Leyen’s Impossible Challenge
After a summer of waiting for nominations, President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen now has the list of names set to...
Dan Sillett
Sep 104 min read
Winter Fuel Payment Cut: Labour Leaves Pensioners Out in the Cold
Labour have voted to cut winter fuel payments for around 10 million pensioners in Britain. For many, this is quite literally as severe as...
Omar Khram
Sep 103 min read
Aftermath of the Notting Hill Carnival: Debacle or Cultural Triumph?
Windrush Day, celebrated since 2018, honours the contributions of Caribbean migrants to the UK. The day commemorates the arrival of the...
Chris Vinante
Sep 93 min read
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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 ,...
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...
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...
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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