The Real Cost of Turning Off Exeter’s Streetlights: Public Safety or Cutting Emissions
After a year-long trial of dimming and switching off residential streetlights, Devon County Council has decided to implement the policy across Devon. The
The Paradox of Plenty in the Age of the Deal
On the third day of 2026, magenta flares fell over Caracas, illuminating a city caught between celebration and grief. As news broke of
Zohran Mamdani: The Secret To His Success
Political instability is rife across the world today. The US and the UK, both long considered pillars of democracy, are now backsliding, as
UKIP and the rise of Christian nationalism
On a cold January morning in 2026, a small UK Independence Party (UKIP) march set off from London’s Marble Arch under the slogan
The Federal Reserve: Curb Your Inflation
For anyone who follows the White House on social media page or takes a look at Donald Trump’s own media platform, Truth Social,
The Role of Risk in Britain’s layered Approach to Deradicalisation
A recent dispute emerged between prison officials and the Parole Board, over the release of Zahid Iqbal, a terrorist who was jailed for
Solidarity in the Age of the News Cycle
Last Thursday, the first meeting of the Trump-sponsored Board of Peace took place. The United States pledged 10 billion dollars for the reconstruction
Opinion: Examining Donald Trump’s Language Toward Female Reporters
Trump’s approach to dealing with female journalists is commonly regarded as lacking basic respect.
What Factors Sustain the Tradition of Child Marriage, and Why Have Efforts to Eliminate It Faced Persistent Challenges?
Despite legal and community awareness, one of the world’s most grave atrocities – child marriage – continues to impact millions of women and
The Rise of Authoritarianism in Africa is Being Ignored
Over the course of the 21st Century, countries across Africa have experienced a serious democratic backslide. Uganda, Rwanda, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Mali, Burkina Faso