The University of Exeter’s academic politics journal, run by students.
Since Russia annexed Crimea in 2014 and conflict erupted in eastern Ukraine, Baltic geopolitical tensions have reignited fears among ethnic Russians, who with
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In a bombshell speech by General Sir Patrick Sanders this week, the decorated military chiefdiscussed the possibility of the UK needing a citizen
In response to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, the Houthis have been targeting international maritime vessels passing through the Red Sea.
Local governments play a crucial role in democracies: like addressing community needs, managing public services at the grassroots level, tailoring solutions to local
Often regarded as ‘America’s backyard,’ the Caribbean islands and wider basin have, and continue to be, a significant aspect of US foreign policy.
Following the impressive and multitudinous march organised by the Exeter Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) last Saturday, which drew the largest crowd on the
The announcement of the creation of a large financial package known as the ‘Edinburgh reforms’ in December 2022 vowed to be the “UK