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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


Keir Starmer: Schrödinger’s PM
Schrödinger’s Prime Minister is running out of nine lives; ambiguity carried him into power, but it certainly will not carry him through to the next general election.

Thiana Ojetola-Attah
Nov 24, 20254 min read


Elite Accountability and Institutional Reform in the UK
Connections to Epstein- a paved way to better reform

Reem Javed Baloch
Nov 21, 20253 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


Labour's Pension Bill is not fit for purpose
It is said higher risk equates to higher return, perhaps now is high time for Britain to go risk-on

Hubert Kucharski
Nov 9, 20254 min read


Why the Central Bank Should Not Exist: An Austrian Critique of State-Engineered Monetary Disorder
Money was transformed from a spontaneous market medium into an instrument of imperial finance T hat note in your wallet or the digital balance on your screen represents not real wealth, but an artificial, encrypted promise - a fungible financial claim sustaining modern economies through illusion. Once termed chirographis pecuniarium by the Scholastics, (a mere written acknowledgment of debt), this promise has been perpetuated and expanded over time by central and commercia

Elias Sanchez
Nov 8, 20254 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


Candy Keynes sweep the LPI Pub Quiz
Could you have done better?

Leeds Policy Institute
Oct 4, 20253 min read
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