The work of Marx has endured in the minds of the scholarly and unscholarly alike since its publication; he is both the authoritative...

The Labour government recently announced  that it would lower the voting age in general elections from 18 years old to 16 in what marks...

Grappling with persistent budget deficits and mounting public debt, France has found herself once again at the centre of a heated debate,...

The Labour Government, with all the grace of a cantankerous aunt rearranging your closet, has turned its gaze to the internet. The...

In his seminal 1962 work ‘Capitalism and Freedom’ , Milton Friedman proclaimed that free-market competitive capitalism was the only way...

In nations such as Sierra Leone and Nigeria, companies which offer security services for individuals, public buildings, and private...

More than three weeks on from the vote on Keir Starmer’s welfare bill , I still can’t shake the feeling that there was a serious error of...

Both Armenia and Azerbaijan remain in a process of rapprochement, at the expense of Russia’s traditional dominance in the region. At the...

Myanmar’s civil war may seem distant to Europe, but it represents a crucial test of the European Union’s values and interests in the...

The 2025 BRICS Summit, convened in Rio de Janeiro, underscored, once again, the growing ambition of the Global South in reshaping...

I have recently written a piece for Europinion discussing the notion of a New Middle East  emerging as a result of US foreign policy that...

It’s Keir Starmer’s one-year anniversary as Prime Minister this week – which is supposed to be Labour’s honeymoon, riding high on a super...

The buzz surrounding Zohran Mamdani’s  recent victory in the Democratic primaries for NYC Mayor has been understandably inescapable on...

In the past few days, many progressive followers of US and world politics have felt an emotion they thought lost long ago, hope. In a...

More than four years after Myanmar’s military seized power in a February 2021 coup, the country remains mired in a brutal civil war. On...

It is rare for legislation to fail so completely that it does not even superficially address the problem it was designed to solve. It is...

DRT. Have you, dear reader, ever heard that acronym before? Perhaps you’re thinking it stands for ‘direct response translation’. Or maybe...

Last Friday, the Third Edition of the United Nations Ocean Conference drew to a close after having run from the 9th-13th June....

Since the deluge of national security regulations, Beijing and its loyal agents in Hong Kong have tirelessly reiterated that the city is...

Britain faces economic Armageddon. And no, Rachel, we do not have a £22 billion black hole, and your reckless spending spree will only...