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Managing paranoia in modern times: lessons from Arthur Miller’s The Crucible

As paranoia grips the West, Chinese and Russian spies are said to threaten us all and bloc politics are emerging again. Let us draw...

Shane Green - 18/10/2023

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Was the FA right to not light up Wembley with Israel colours?

The Football Association has been condemned after announcing that Wembley Stadium will not be lit up in blue and white in support of Israel...

Aaron Fenton-Hewitt - 18/10/2023

Featured

Are Party Conferences relevant to voters?

Whether you’re into politics or not, many of the news headlines during the month of October are about party conferences. This year that includes...

Cleo Anderson - 09/10/2023

General

Is the UK really a competitor to China?

“Britain is not a rival, it is not a competitor, it is not an enemy, it is not an adversary.” You would be forgiven...

Shane Green - 05/10/2023

General

Is there a resurgence of West African coups?

Military coups in West Africa are on the rise as many countries experience deteriorating economic conditions and democratic backsliding prompting military intervention. West Africa has...

Sharon Adebola - 15/09/2023

General

What the heck is BRICS?

BRICS expansion comes as a counterweight to Western-dominated political and economic institutions, and reliance on the U.S. dollar. This constitutes a form of grievance-based...

Shane Green - 13/09/2023

Business

Big Win For Biden Administration In ROK-Japan Rapprochement

From alliance protection to alliance projection. The rapprochement between two long-time adversaries with deeply held historical grievances marks the beginning of a new security...

Shane Green - 24/08/2023

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Could Labour win big in Uxbridge?

As the Uxbridge by-election nears, what could this possibly mean for the future of British politics? The Uxbridge by-election set to happen today, follows the...

Sharon Adebola - 20/07/2023

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