The University of Exeter’s academic politics journal, run by students.
At the age of almost 90, an investment company forced Maricarmen Abascal out of her home due to her being unable to pay
In recent years there has been a sharp political shift to the “hard right” of politics, with nearly a quarter of voters in
In 1969, Neil Armstrong planted the American flag on the Moon and signalled victory in the Space Race over the Soviet Union in
Last month, a shocking but recognisable story emerged from Cornell University, reminding us how sexual assault survivors often still battle against bureaucracy and
The past few weeks have proved to be consequential for the condition of world politics, with world leaders taking action in the backdrop
This article comes at a time in which many rejoice at the government’s recent decision to reverse plans to scrap some jury trails,
In modern politics and current international relations, there has been a rise in the use of protectionist policies, mainly used in the USA
On September 24th, the UN General Assembly met under the theme ‘Restoring trust, managing transformation: a United Nations that delivers for all’. An
If you’ve been online in the past year, it will become clear fairly quickly that skinny, once again, is in Vogue. Quite literally.
It is fashionable to say that defence of the realm is a governments most important duty. There is a chivalric, statesman like air
