The University of Exeter’s academic politics journal, run by students.
On the 28th of October, chancellor John Healey announced Labour’s 2026 autumn budget, this outlined measures affecting household finances, taxation, businesses and housing.
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
The Politics of Being a Student Today Why are we planning our lives so far ahead, before we have even got into university
Who is Myanmar’s former leader: Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar’s former leader and Nobel laureate, has been known for her human rights activism
Every year, Halloween creates new business opportunities in the UK. Supermarkets, clothing shops, pubs, restaurants, and tourist attractions sell sweets, costumes, pumpkins and
During a speech to the United Nations General Assembly last month, President Trump introduced new terminology for Artificial Intelligence (AI), referring to it
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%
Books in schools and local libraries are becoming the battleground of the American culture war. In the 2025-26 school year, nearly 12,000 books
Following their new anti-Zionist policy, the Green Party has received significant backlash, including an ultimatum from Labour. On October 4th, members of the
Iran’s oil exports appear to have reached a standstill under the US naval blockade, but the financial consequences are unfolding more slowly. On
