Opinion: Votes at 16 are coming, yet millions may still be ignored
As seen in Make Votes Matter. In 2029, 16- and 17-year-olds will be able to vote in a UK general election for the first time.
Money Talks: is Wealth Undermining Democracy in the UK?
Democracy is built on the concept that every citizen has an equal voice, yet wealth persists to shape political power in Britain. As economic inequality worsens, the risk of
Economic Policies and Global Debt in Election Years
Election years bring out the big guns, and politicians and governments unveil big economic policies to secure votes. While these policies may be
Ecuadorian Elections: Noboa and the Long Road Ahead
At thirty-five years old, Daniel Noboa has recently been elected as Ecuador’s president, the youngest in the country’s history. Elections were called by
Opinion: The Problem With Australia’s System of Mandatory Voting
It is undeniable that voting stands at the heart of democracy as an act of civic participation, one which ensures formal representation in
Stalemate in Stormont: Why Are Northern Ireland Heading to the Polls Again?
Despite Britain’s significant role in influencing the geopolitical landscape on the island of Ireland, there is a notable lack of knowledge in the
Opinion: 2021 Israeli Elections, six months on – Part 1
At face value, Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett are the most unlikely of duos. The pair represent just about the furthest thing from