Following Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Cabinet reshuffle, David Cameron has returned for a new stint in a high-ranking role in the UK’s...

An article recently published in the Financial Times (Shrimsley, 2023) decries what its author, the paper’s chief political editor, has...

Prominent Leave advocates suggested exiting the EU would be beneficial for the UK economy as trade policy could shift away from slow...

Three years on, the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic linger like a haunting nightmare – no event in recent history has caused such...

There is less than a year until next November, and with it, another presidential election in the United States. It’s impossible to...

A boycott is a voluntary non-violent sanction or abstention in protest against an organisation, country or person. They are often used as...

Misinformation and disinformation have become topical issues in contemporary media, and indeed in our understanding of current conflicts....

Typically, the radical right is associated with promoting the interests of men and being intentionally exclusionary towards women....

Addressing the climate crisis has never been more pertinent. The climate crisis refers to the changes in the Earth’s climate that have...

As we approach the end of 2023, we find ourselves being plunged into further global instability. The Ukrainian war approaches its third...