Guatemala’s New President: Bernardo Arévalo
Bernardo Arévalo was sworn in as Guatemala’s new President on the 15th of January 2024, leading his Semilla Party into power. His arrival as
An Update on the Safety of Rwanda Bill: Setbacks after the House of Lords Votes
Rishi Sunak’s contentious Rwanda bill recently faced further setbacks, as peers defeated the government on all ten votes. This development occurred on Wednesday,
US General Election: Super Tuesday Primaries Setting the Stage for Biden and Trump rematch.
Donald Trump secured victories in 14 out of 15 states on the Republican primaries on Super Tuesday, positioning himself as the presumptive nominee to face
Opinion: The USA Has Been A Global Superpower for Decades, But How Long Does It Have Left at the Top?
For years the USA has been synonymous with power, being arguably the most formidable state in the world for some time. However, recent
Africa’s Spanish Speaking Country
The title of this article may come as a surprise to some, but lying just south of the armpit of Africa is the
Opinion: Patriarchy Doesn’t Own The Future (And Should Have Never Owned The Past)
From the primal caves to the corner offices, patriarchy’s shadow has stretched across millennia, its grip tightening over time. Contemplating the pervasive grip
Unpacking the Congo: Past and Present
The Democratic Republic of the Congo lies in the heart of Africa. It is the second largest and fourth most populous country on
Opposing Putin: The Death of Alexei Navalny
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny died this week, thus reemphasising the difficulty of speaking out in Putin’s Russia. Navalny was a Russian anti-corruption
BRICS: A New World Economic Order?
The BRICS intergovernmental organisation, its name an acronym for its founding members: Brazil, Russia, India, and China, as well as its earliest addition,
Opinion: Where Did Rishi Go Wrong?
At the start of the General Election year, it’s clear from the polls that a Labour majority is appearing more and more likely.