Politics 8/23

Face to Face and Door to Door: Breaking the Far-Right Wave

Aug 31, 20244 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...

Will Kingston-Cox

Aug 30, 20243 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 ,...

The Russian Art of Meddling in Western Affairs

Beatrice Learmouth

Aug 29, 20243 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...

Don’t Hold Your Breath: What Next for Israel and Hezbollah?

Sam Moorhouse

Aug 28, 20244 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...

The erosion of the independence movement opens a new chapter in Catalan politics

Victor Elizondo

Aug 27, 20243 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...

Russia’s New “Escape Liberalism” Decree is Something More Than Just a PR Stunt

Nikita Triandafillidis

Aug 26, 20244 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...

Labour's tax rise dilemma. Is it a cause for concern?

Omar Khram

Aug 25, 20243 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...

Youth free movement should be a win-win for Brexit Britain

Jack Rowlett

Aug 24, 20244 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...

Nigel Farage: the most expensive mistake voters have ever made

Dan Sillett

Aug 23, 20244 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...

Will the real Douglas Murray please stand up?

Awadallah Abdalla

Aug 22, 20245 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...

The political crisis in Venezuela, a story that seems to have no end

Victor Elizondo

Aug 21, 20243 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...

Cold Chaos: Labour’s Reign of Division and Disorder

Will Kingston-Cox

Aug 20, 20244 min read

Cold Chaos: Labour’s Reign of Division and Disorder

I fear I am running the risk of becoming a broken record. I can assure you I am not a doom-merchant. When I began commentating on British...

Trump: Former critic of crypto, now a champion of it?

Omar Khram

Aug 19, 20243 min read

Trump: Former critic of crypto, now a champion of it?

Former President Donald Trump, who was unironically lauded as a staunch opposer of crypto, having referred to them as highly volatile...

Uprising amidst Geopolitical Crossroads: How Bangladeshi Regime Change may shift the US-China Regional Balance

Kalos Lau

Aug 18, 20244 min read

Uprising amidst Geopolitical Crossroads: How Bangladeshi Regime Change may shift the US-China Regional Balance

On August 5, angry crowds stormed Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s official residence, forcing the (now former) leader of the...

Ukraine’s Incursion into Kursk: Tactical Masterclass or Own Goal?

Sam Moorhouse

Aug 17, 20244 min read

Ukraine’s Incursion into Kursk: Tactical Masterclass or Own Goal?

Anyone glancing at reports of Ukraine’s surprise incursion into the Kursk region might suppose that Volodymyr Zelensky has scored an...

Dan Sillett

Aug 16, 20244 min read

Labour Asleep at the Wheel

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer cancelled his holiday last week in an attempt to steady the ship after widespread riots turned the UK into...

Devin O'Sullivan

Aug 15, 20245 min read

Israel Climbs the Escalation Ladder

Following the assassination of Hamas political bureau chief Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, Iran, an entirely new threat assessment is required...

Badenoch is Bright but can she tame the populists and Unite the Right?

Ethan Harvey

Aug 14, 20244 min read

Badenoch is Bright but can she tame the populists and Unite the Right?

It was unsurprising when Kemi Badenoch entered the Conservative leadership contest last. Known for her astute political instincts, it...

Danyal Usman

Aug 13, 20244 min read

Rebuilding ‘Jerusalem’

Clement Attlee’s post-war Labour government is rightly lauded for its radical zeal. Inheriting a Britain emotionally scarred by the...

The Southport Attacks: How Far-Right Rhetoric has Ruined Britain

Kara Evans

Aug 12, 20243 min read

The Southport Attacks: How Far-Right Rhetoric has Ruined Britain

Far-right protests have erupted across Britain following a fatal mass stabbing in Southport at a Taylor Swift themed dance class. ...

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