Ethno-nationalism and its Place in Far-Right Politics
Ethno-nationalism is spreading across Europe amongst right-wing parties. It is becoming an ever more prevalent conversation for British politicians, including Secretary of State
Myanmar: The War We Choose to Ignore
While our attention remains fixed on the harrowing tragedies in Gaza and Ukraine, another conflict is unfolding largely unnoticed in Southeast Asia. In
Explainer: What is Happening in Sudan?
According to the UN, the civil war in Sudan is “one of the worst humanitarian crises of the 21st century”.
Opinion: Europe: A Continent in Catastrophe
Caspian Davies explores the current European identity crisis, and what countries can do to return to its position as a major power on
In what ways has the MeToo movement changed the political and public climate in the years since it began?
Since the 21st century, social movements have played a prominent role in shaping both the political and public climate. Among these, the #MeToo
Panda diplomacy: The Politics of Pandas
For decades, China has loaned its Giant Pandas to zoos worldwide, a symbol of generosity but also a gesture that blends cultural charm
Opinion – Politicisation of Women: Party Politics and the Grooming Gang’s Inquiry
The grooming gang inquiry seems to have been all over the headlines for all the wrong reasons and, with the establishment of a
What is Breast Cancer Awareness Month ?
Every year, from the 1st to the 31st of October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month takes place in many countries. This is an international
Antibiotic Anarchy: Why Antimicrobial Resistance is More Than a Medical Crisis
Antimicrobial Resistance seems like it is predominantly a medical crisis, but its implications extend far beyond health, posing significant economic and political threats across borders.
Opinion: The Leviathan and the modern British state
Thomas Hobbes’ seminal work, The Leviathan, is imagined as an all-encompassing entity, protruding irremovable into every aspect of life. Forged by their collective