A Turquoise Revolution?
No politician can mobilise an audience quite like Nigel Farage. That was evident yesterday as I headed to the National Exhibition Centre...
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Beatrice Learmouth
Jul 14 min read
To Love Your Country Is Not Always to Be Proud of It
Parents are often put in difficult situations by their kids. Children don’t always achieve everything their parents had hoped for them,...
Louis Gilmore
Jun 294 min read
Crisis on Debate Night: Biden’s Blunders Send Democrats Reeling
The first debate stands as the earliest presidential debate ever. Expectations were heavily in favour of the current President, with many...
Nikita Triandafillidis
Jun 274 min read
Greek-Turkish Relations: Respect is a Two-Way Street
The ruptured relations between Greece and Turkey date back hundreds of years since Greece gained independence from the Ottoman Empire....
Grace Wilkinson
Jun 264 min read
Students: The Forgotten British Voters
Most students will cast their first general election vote on July 4. But what are the UK’s two largest parties doing to appeal to the...
Henry Jones
Jun 244 min read
Just Like Blair: Starmer Empowers the Populist Right
Last Monday in the South Wales town of Merthyr Tydfil, a political storm was brewing. Through a frenzy of flashing cameras and rapturous...
Hugh Lind
Jun 224 min read
We aren’t serious about politics
Bringing a knife to a gun fight is one mistake. Throwing the knife away and resorting to your fists is an even greater act of...
Danyal Usman
Jun 214 min read
Why are so many young Brits left-wing?
Britain’s youth buck the trend relative to other western nations, in that they are far less likely to hold conservative political views....
Nikita Triandafillidis
Jun 193 min read
Greek - North Macedonian Relations: It’s not just about the name
Since the dissolution of Yugoslavia in the 1990s, the country which is now formally known as North Macedonia has set its goals in joining...
Prajwal Sonu
Jun 174 min read
India Delivers Shock Verdict on Narendra Modi
The results of the Indian election on June 4th were historic and humbling for India’s PM Narendra Modi. The results contradicted the exit...
Will Kingston-Cox
Jun 165 min read
Breaking Duopoly: An inflection point for Britain?
Yesterday, Dan Sillett wrote a brilliantly articulated column in which he argued that, due to such a lack of a viable alternative to...
Dan Sillett
Jun 155 min read
If not the Tories then what's your poison?
Trying to keep up with this election is like an asthmatic snail trying to outrun a cheetah. Simply put, it is impossible. There are...
Nikita Triandafillidis
Jun 154 min read
The Ups and Downs of Greek-Albanian Relations
Over the past few months, Greece’s diplomatic position and influence in the Balkan area has been undermined. Greece, a country with the...
Adelie Aubin
Jun 124 min read
Euroquake 2024: Far-right rocks the Continent and France Goes into Meltdown
When the European Community first became a concept in the aftermath of the Second World War, it was to unite the continent after the...
Mudassir Haider
Jun 113 min read
Germany’s Far-Right AfD: From Scandal to Success in EU Election
In Sunday's EU elections, Germany, with the most seats in the European Parliament, witnessed a significant paradigm shift. The rise of...
Devin O'Sullivan
Jun 116 min read
Climbing the escalation ladder: Ukraine uses Western weapons to strike inside Russia
The leaders of France and Germany announced last Tuesday that Ukraine should be allowed to hit military targets inside Russia. German...
Benjamin Edgar
Jun 103 min read
Rishi Sunak shamefully Skips D-Day commemorations
Rishi Sunak has shown his true colours this week, prioritising a TV interview over the 80th anniversary of D-Day commemorations. In other...
Will Kingston-Cox
Jun 95 min read
Potent return of Farage places Sunak and Starmer in a perilous position
Whether you like it or not, Nigel Farage is back and here to stay. This is bad news for Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak. It has nearly been...
Charlotte Rowland
Jun 84 min read
Australia's Sporting Advantage: Taking Policy to the People of the Pacific
Politics seems to be becoming increasingly ill-defined in the traditional militaristic, interventionist, and realist fashion of the...
Nicholas Greenhalgh
Jun 63 min read
The Case for Lowering the Voting Age: Part 1
This article – and the one to follow – are companions, both addressing the issue of the voting age. More specifically, I am asking what...
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