The Political Atlas: Can a Country Be Too Small to Succeed?
“São Tomé – Pico Cão Grande” by Rui Almeida is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
Testing the Waters: China’s ‘Grey-Zone’ approach and Maritime pressure on Taiwan
The struggle for the Taiwan-Strait: The status of Taiwan has been an ongoing dispute between China and Taiwan, dating back to the Chinese
A White House of Cards? The 2026 Midterms
In 2024 Donald Trump was elected as President of the United States, and the Republican party controlled both the House and the Senate.
The Midterms: Does this call for a new Balance of Power in America?
After millions of Americans headed to the polls this week to cast their vote for the midterms, the votes are finally in. Donald
Seventy-One Years On – The Vietnam War That Swallowed Cambodia
Seventy-one years ago this week, the United States formally took over the military advisory mission in South Vietnam. This is the date that
Opinion: Why Could Sally Rooney Be Considered a Terrorist?
A few days ago, 325 people were arrested by police. It was a silent protest, in which hundreds of protesters sat outside the
Israel’s Election: What You Need to Know
At A Glance With all the votes counted, there is still no clear winner in the 2026 Israeli elections. Netanyahu has failed to
How the Ballon d’Or is Undermining Women’s Football?
If you’ve seen news about the Ballon d’Or this week, I can almost guarantee what you will have seen first is a picture
A Constitutional Crisis at the Heart of Poland
Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal has ended up at the center of an increasingly serious political and constitutional confrontation. What started off with disputes over
Opinion: Does Oppression Have to Look Like Gilead?
Hulu’s 2017 adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s classic novel The Handmaid’s Tale brought renewed popularity to the feminist dystopian story. By expanding past the