Opinion: What the Rise of the Far-Right in Europe Will Mean for UK Citizens
Throughout the past decade, the far-right has been making a drastic return to Europe and beyond. With 2024 coming to an end, seven
The Fall of Assad – A new hope for Syria?
The unexpected fall of Syria’s infamous Assad regime has left many questions about the nation’s future. Opposition forces, led primarily by the Islamist
“Deny, Defend, Depose”: Why there is no sympathy left for CEOs.
The murder of Brian Thompson, United Healthcare CEO on the 4th of December was shocking. Shot in the back and the leg on
Safe and Sound: Students Lead Music Event for Humanitarian Aid in Palestine and Lebanon
In response to the humanitarian crises in Palestine and Lebanon, Exeter students organised Safe and Sound, a music event dedicated to raising funds and
Protests Seize Georgia
Extensive protests have erupted in the South Caucasus nation of Georgia in recent days following a controversial government decision to delay the country’s
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
Opinion: COP29 – Azerbaijan’s Rollercoaster Climate Conference
COP29, the annual UN Climate Change Conference, has concluded in Baku this week. Azerbaijan hosted delegates from the 11th to the 22nd of
When Cricket and International Relations Collide
Cricket has always had an international profile. First played in England in the 1500s, the sport soon spread to the British colonies: North
Trump’s Cabinet: Who’s In, What’s at Stake?
Following a flood of initial cabinet nominations for President Trump’s administration, Vice President JD Vance heads to Capitol Hill to seek Senate approval.
China Hawks Ascend: The Waltz Appointment
The appointment of Congressman Mike Waltz as National Security Advisor under President-elect Donald Trump means a not unexpected shift in U.S. foreign policy,