As Pride Month came to a close in the United States this week, many eyes were on Hungary, where more than 200,000 people marched despite...

The new American dystopia is a cruel and surreal place in which the lives and dignity of undocumented migrants have been put second by a...

Some things have remained a constant in the second Trump term: his capricious and avaricious personality, which prioritises loyalty,...

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 was a chilly February night in Bordeaux when a young activist took a few steps away from the entrance of a local university. Angry...

Alongside Trump’s continued ICE raids across America, his Administration is attacking immigration from a more insidious angle:...

Glastonbury has become globally renowned for its music festival; a vibrant celebration of sound, spectacle, and social commentary. But...

Between 1878 and 1959, Cyprus was administered as a British colony, first under nominal Ottoman sovereignty, then as a formal Crown...

Norman Tebbit was the first politician I ever met. Sure, local MPs visited my school on occasions – but I was too young to understand....

Recently the government has announced  they plan to ban strangulation in pornography. This is an unwarranted attack on freedom of...

While the international spotlight remains fixated on the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, a recent political upheaval in...

In the build-up to Glastonbury, all eyes were on Kneecap, them having become famous for raising awareness Israel’s genocide in Palestine  at their sets, and with member Mo Chara’s ongoing  terror lawsuit making headlines. Fearing they would pull out all the stops at the world’s biggest music festival, in an unprecedented move, the BBC cut short coverage of the festival’s West Holts stage only for the hour of Kneecap’s set. In a glorious moment of comeuppance, however, the act

Mexico’s political history is, to say the least, peculiar. Today, the country has seven registered political parties, yet not one of them...

Inside Myanmar, the pro-democracy resistance has gathered remarkable momentum against the military junta, even as international support...

It commenced with tanks, waving soldiers, and passionate protests as Trump sat rather glumly, watching his military parade thrown...

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...

Central Asia, often considered one of the least integrated areas in the international system , represents perhaps the most overlooked...