The biggest electoral comeback in Brazil’s history – How did Lula pull it off?
Things had arguably never looked bleaker for Brazil’s Workers’ Party (PT) and its leader, incumbent President Luis Inácio Lula da Silva. Lula’s right-wing
Students Sweep Serbia: Students List Wins Historic Election
Celebrations occurred across Serbia following high-stakes parliamentary elections this Sunday (25 October), with the student-led Students List winning a projected majority of 52.65%
Iran’s Oil Lifeline is Running Out: What Happens When the Money Stops?
Iran’s oil exports appear to have reached a standstill under the US naval blockade, but the financial consequences are unfolding more slowly. On
Opinion: Israel’s Election: Can ‘King Bibi’ stay in power?
When the 25th Knesset completes its term, it will mark a rare moment of institutional longevity in Israeli politics. Not since 1988 has
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
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
Who will lead the United Nations next?
The United Nations is approaching a change in leadership, with António Guterres’ second term as Secretary-General coming to an end. However, with multiple
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
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