Mark Carney: The Leader of the New Free World?
Last week’s conferences at the World Economic Forum were perhaps the most tumultuous and drama-filled in its history. Overshadowed by President Donald Trump’s
Fashion and Politics
Fashion is one the largest industries on the planet, employing more than 1.8 million people in the US alone before COVID19. The role that fashion
The Worrying Rise of the Surveillance State
The emerging policies from the US government reveal a troubling reality toward authoritarianism, raising serious concerns about civil liberties and privacy rights. Despite
From Parliament to the Palaces: Britain Responds to Trump’s Remarks on NATO Troops in Afghanistan
The UK suffered 457 military deaths, with thousands more seriously injured.
Explainer: What will the ‘Warm Homes Plan’ do to tackle fuel poverty
Deep-diving the UK Government’s £15 billion plan to combat fuel poverty and reduce energy bills.
Selective Storytelling – How Terrorist Organisations Construct and Influence Narratives
Terrorist causes are continuously discussed within the media, with selective or biased portrayals assisting the spread of their ideologies. While this is typically
Deep Dive: Blair’s AI Bet: Who Controls UK AI Policy?
After Prime Minister Tony Blair left office, he established the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI) to maintain his influence on policy.
Opinion: Impartial Media is Vital to a Functioning Democracy and Must Be Protected
In the last few months, it was revealed that the BBC had edited a video of Trump in January 2021 for a Panorama
House of Cards: Ambitious Housing Policy Built on Shaky Foundations
As Starmer’s grip on government weakens, however, the construction of his overly optimistic solution to the UK’s housing crisis has revealed the policy’s uncertain foundations.
Opinion: When will America let the Monroe Doctrine go?
The United States’ long history of interventionism in Latin America is no secret. From the 1823 Monroe Doctrine, which established Latin America as