Opinion: France’s student riots and the cost of living: A sign of what’s to come?
Recently, France has regularly appeared in the news due to the outbreak of student riots all over the country, which began in September
Could public opinion lead to the UK rejoining the EU?
Since the United Kingdom (UK) left the European Union (EU), relations between the UK and the EU have remained strong through cooperation agreements.
The Price of America First: Ukraine and Soaring Diesel Prices
How long? The war between Russia and Ukraine has been going on for over 12 years, following Russia’s annexation of Crimea and involvement
Reform UK Exposed For Vetting Failures
Reform UK has faced intense scrutiny this week after an investigation which exposed vetting failures and misconduct within the party. ITV Exposure recently
Opinion: Do international organisations still matter in a world dominated by powerful independent states?
In recent times, it seems as though states are moving away from collective units, leaving behind the post-WWII liberal internationalism movement, which saw
A turning point for the West? Rubio’s civilisational blueprint
Unpacking Marco Rubio’s Civilizational Blueprint at the Acropolis On October 7, 2026, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stood on the rocky plateau
The Political Atlas: Can a Country Be Rich in Resources but Poor in Wealth?
“salt flats Bolivia” by psyberartist is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
Alberta’s Independence: The Brexit of Canada
When we talk about politics, the conversation usually leads to talking about the ‘big boys’. An assertive Russia, a polarised America or a
France’s Education Crisis: Protests, Promises, and Political Pressure
When students have to take to the streets to demand functioning classrooms and enough teachers, France’s education crisis becomes more than a school
The Political Atlas: Can a Country Really Survive Without an Army?
With almost 200 countries in the world, international political coverage still tends to have a habit of returning to the same large players.