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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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...
Will Kingston-Cox
Aug 204 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...
Dan Sillett
Aug 164 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...
Will Kingston-Cox
Jul 244 min read
We need to talk about immigration
Immigration has become a paradoxical issue in Britain: a taboo subject yet a contentious, polemic topic. It polarises public opinion and...
Jonathan Gibson
Jul 34 min read
Immigration: Are we Thinking of Different Things?
With a general election fast approaching, immigration is sure to remain high on the policy agenda. Pledges to ‘stop the boats’ and...
Vaidehi Malhotra
Jul 23 min read
Protecting Climate Migrants: Legal Challenges and Human Rights
The legal framework for recognising climate migrants at international level certainly lacks a distinctive category. Broader terms like...
Konrad Szuminski
May 224 min read
The 6 steps to Keir Starmer’s red heaven
As the election year flies by, Sir Keir Starmer, having donned his spectacles in recent PMQs and interviews, is evidently feeling Prime...
Nicholas Greenhalgh
May 213 min read
Love of Skill: Football, Efficacy and Partisan Politics
I don’t often have much of an interest in football; politics is more my area. One of the thoughts that crosses this divide, however,...
Caitlin Hoyland
May 185 min read
Rwanda Deportations Begin: The UK Punishes Victims and Innocents
To “stop the boats”, the UK government has for the last two years announced its plan to deport to Rwanda people seeking asylum who...
Nikita Triandafillidis
May 94 min read
EU's White Knight Syndrome: Sleepwalking to Islamic Extremism
Last month, more than 1000 islamists held a shameful anti-democratic and anti-German demonstration in Hamburg, Germany. They paraded...
Dan Sillett
Apr 194 min read
Rwanda Bill: Why it Still Makes Perfect Sense
I have written so much about the UK government’s flagship bill to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda that the ‘R’, ‘W’, ‘A’, ‘N’, and...
Caitlin Hoyland
Apr 24 min read
Treating Asylum Seekers Better Will Make Our Society Better
Awaab’s law was passed in July 2023 and implemented in January 2024. It is named in memory of Awaab Ishak who passed away aged two in...
Hugh Lind
Apr 13 min read
The Economy Won’t Save Rishi and the Conservative Party
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and the Tories are on the verge of an existential defeat. Sam Freedman, a fellow at the Institute for...
Caitlin Hoyland
Mar 66 min read
'Fortress Europe' Migrant Policy Exposes True “European Values”
In 1951, after the atrocities of the Second World War, Europe and the United States formulated the Refugee Convention, to guarantee...
Taylor Green
Jan 304 min read
Resistance, Resignation and the Rwanda Bill: The Faltering Conservatives Election Bid
Lee Anderson's resignation could've been the rumblings of a significant exodus in the United Kingdom's ruling Conservative Party. The...
Phoebe Perkins
Jan 224 min read
Why is UK PM Rishi Sunak Still Trying to Deport People to Rwanda?
If I remember correctly, didn't the Supreme Court deem the deportation of migrants to Rwanda unlawful? Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has...
Dan Sillett
Jan 194 min read
Rebellions Can’t Stop UK Rwanda Bill: Here’s Why
Let’s get straight to the headline. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda bill has now passed its third reading by 320 votes to 276....
Caitlin Hoyland
Jan 113 min read
“…Our Government May Be Heartless But British People Are Usually Ok”
When Leonard Farruku died by suicide on board Bibby Stockholm, the UK’s first off-shore asylum accommodation, it was for his family a...
Caitlin Hoyland
Dec 27, 20233 min read
Refugees Set Adrift: Asylum Profiteers Exposed
The UK is ranked as having the fifth largest GDP in the world, with its leaders gleefully boasting of its noble values and international...
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