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The Cost of Caution
What More Should be Done to Combat Chinese Espionage in the UK?
Thomas Glazebrook
7 days ago6 min read


Gen Z is coming, be aware!
How Gen Z is shaping world politics through protests and social media. In an era marked by institutional distrust, it is not anyone else but a generation, widely criticised for having lived in ‘easier times’ and not having endured real hardship, that ended up leading the charge for change in many countries faced with prolonged institutional failure. Something that the generations before them failed to achieve. The echoes of the protests, led by Generation Z, will forever res

Raya Boycheva
Dec 22, 20255 min read


Europe’s Crisis of Courage
European Lessons from Trump’s failed Ukraine Deal Trump’s 28-point-peace plan leaked on 19 November ; since then, the plan fell through and much has been discussed about how much Russia stood to gain from the deal and how Trump bent to Putin’s will. Conspicuously, little has been said of the European role in the creation as well as execution of the failed peace plan. Considering the implications of this plan for the EU, it would behoove Europeans to reflect on how their wea

Eric Avner
Dec 18, 20254 min read


The case for 0.7
Why the UK should have increased development spending levels in the wake of USAID’s dismantling?
Damian Meersman
Dec 13, 20254 min read


From Trolleys to Tree Loss
Why does the UK’s consumption still fuel Indonesia’s deforestation?

Allene Florence Fadhilah
Dec 8, 20253 min read


Twenty Years to Settlement
How the UK’s new asylum system is reshaping the the futures of refugees

Tinsae Seifu
Nov 29, 20253 min read


The Red Scare: How Labour can use geopolitics to win the next election
Leveraging National Security to Reshape Britain’s Political Landscape

Harrison Mole
Nov 26, 20254 min read


COP30 at a Crossroads
What the absence of the superpowers means for the future of global climate cooperation

Lucy Campbell
Nov 17, 20253 min read


Sunak was right to pitch mandatory conscription
Gen Z are a generation hungry for responsibility, perhaps this is something the state should provide

Hubert Kucharski
Oct 12, 20254 min read


UK Democracy Is Defenceless Against Encrypted Propaganda
New report warns that outdated laws leave Britain wide open to AI-driven disinformation and foreign influence campaigns.

Leeds Policy Institute
May 22, 20252 min read


Navigating the String of Pearls
Strategies for India to Secure the Indian Ocean

Ethan Templeton
Mar 16, 202511 min read


Tickled Pink for Trump
The incessant cries of ‘America First’ can only be associated with one man: President Donald Trump

Natasha Dawson
Jan 30, 20254 min read


Beyond the Nuclear Deal
Trump, the JCPOA, and Nuclear Deterrence

Orestis Prionidis
Nov 26, 20244 min read


Lessons from Kabul
Assessing the failures of nation-building in Afghanistan

Orestis Prionidis
Jul 23, 20245 min read


United We Stand?
How Wales’ Position in the UK Needs to Change
Scott Harris
Apr 8, 20245 min read


Rebels, Not Gangsters? Haiti’s Political Crisis
The gangs in Haiti have always been intrinsically political.
Liam Greenacre
Mar 23, 20243 min read


More BRICS in the Great Wall of China
it is clear that the BRICS expansion will have a great effect on the state of global power relations
Scott Harris
Feb 12, 20243 min read


A New Silk Road
Why we need to match China’s investment Odyssey in Sub-Saharan Africa

Orestis Prionidis
Feb 4, 20244 min read


Innocent Until Proven Guilty: Legal Scrutiny in Gaza
This article has been reviewed by David Litman, JD and Middle East expert

Shmuel von Weisl
Jan 12, 20244 min read


Gaza Reveals Cracks in the West’s Ideals of Justice
To reclaim global legitimacy, the West must confront its own double standards and uphold international law consistently
Jeffrey Zhao
Dec 17, 20234 min read
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