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Ethiopia's Prime Minister wants Red Sea access: are we close to war in East Africa?
Three decades have passed since Ethiopia found itself severed from its own coastline, transforming into a landlocked nation heavily...
Ewan Edwards
Nov 22, 20233 min read


North Korea: Too Cold to Handle?
North Korea has long been the subject of fascination and fear in the West and for many of its Western-aligned neighbours. Every few...
Lucy Gardner
Nov 21, 20234 min read


EU Enlargement: Is Less More?
Earlier this month, the European Commission recommended open accession negotiations to Moldova and Ukraine and candidate status to...
Adelie Aubin
Nov 14, 20234 min read


Conserving ‘Net Zero’: For the workers’ sake?
Dreaon McDonald Simms Ahead of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak confirming his due attendance at COP28, the Prime Minister of the...
Dreaon McDonald Simms
Oct 10, 20234 min read


The dismemberment of HS2 and the end of Tory rule?
High-Speed 2 (HS2), the high-speed rail network connecting major cities in the United Kingdom, has been a contentious project that has...
Konrad Szuminski
Oct 5, 20233 min read


Is it all over for the NHS?
Caitlin Hoyland For the first time in history, junior and senior NHS doctors in England will strike together. The British Medical...
Caitlin Hoyland
Sep 25, 20234 min read


Canary in the Coal Mine? BRICS in the Global World Order
Paweł Płonka BRICS seems to be growing in importance worldwide. Six new members. A higher share of the global GDP compared to G7. Voices...
Paweł Płonka
Sep 1, 20236 min read


The Bundestag’s Backdoor Trade with Russia: Germany Sidesteps EU Sanctions in Central Asia
Reports suggest that Germany is bypassing sanctions imposed on the Russian Federation by the European Union. By increasing trade with...
Cyrus Larcombe-Moore
Aug 22, 20234 min read


Who really suffers in economic war? A closer look at Western sanctions on Russia
Lucy Gardner Over the last year, Western governments have been obsessed with the idea that sanctions imposed on R ussia have presented a...
Lucy Gardner
Aug 14, 20234 min read


What is the EU planning for its digital Euro?
Samuel Lopes The EU is getting ready to finalise its plans for its Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), sometimes referred to as the...
Samuel Lopes
Jul 5, 20234 min read


Is a Dutch circular economy a pipedream?
Keith Mulopo Since 2020, the Dutch capital city of Amsterdam has made the commitment to be the first city in the world to build a circular economy - an economy designed to combat climate change by reusing, sharing, and repairing raw materials and products that would otherwise go to waste. The economic model aims to reduce the damage the production of consumer goods does to the earth through its carbon emissions or the blockages and contamination caused by its non-biodegrada
Keith Mulopo
Jul 2, 20233 min read


Raising interest rates: the poison pill for a cost of living crisis
The Bank of England has raised interest rates again to 5%. This means the UK base rate has risen 13 times since November 2021 – which...
Dan Sillett
Jun 29, 20233 min read


Decouple Bit by Bit: European Commission Call to Remove Chinese Companies’ Infrastructure
In a push for 'digital sovereignty' and protection against cybersecurity concerns, the European Commission made a steady move towards...
Paweł Płonka
Jun 26, 20235 min read


Why are food prices so high - and who is to blame?
Before the pandemic, the UK boasted some of the world's lowest food prices. However, for the last two years, the island has experienced...
Cyrus Larcombe-Moore
Jun 21, 20234 min read


The EU AI Act Explained
Elle Farrell-Kingsley In this article, Elle Farrell-Kingsley breaks down what the EU's AI Act involves and how it will impact you The EU...
Elle Farrell-Kingsley
Jun 18, 20233 min read


Navigating the evolving European marketing landscape
Rahul Yadav For businesses seeking to establish a strong presence across the continent and connect with diverse audiences, the European...
Rahul Yadav
Jun 14, 20233 min read
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