After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Armenia was long considered Russia’s most obedient and reliable partner in the South Caucasus....

America’s apex constitutional court is in crisis, it has been for a while. Led by Chief Justice John Roberts, the current conservative...

Rachel Reeves is, to put it lightly, in a bit of a pickle over the UK’s finances. At the end of July, the Office for National Statistics...

If you drew up a list of some of the most significant societal changes of the past few hundred years you could find yourself thinking...

On 24 July, Jeremy Corbyn announced the formation of a new left-wing party, which he provisionally dubbed ‘Your Party’, with the official...

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

Charli XCX’s album ‘Brat’ has now seemingly become a political marketing staple on both sides of the Atlantic, along with Tiktok trends...

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

When you hear the moniker ‘world’s most successful political party’, you may initially think of some well-known authoritarian regimes. ...

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

British politics is volatile as of late. The UK’s political parties are all clamouring for an ascendancy amidst the Labour government’s...

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...

Since early June, my city, Los Angeles, has been experiencing  an all-out aggressive immigration enforcement campaign from the Trump...

Chile is facing its most complicated political landscape since the return of democracy. The outlook for the presidential elections in...

The rule of law is not a decorative flourish in the European Union’s constitutional order; it is its foundation. Enshrined in Article 2...

In June 2025, on the wrong side of the Belarussian-Lithuanian border, a bus carrying fourteen hooded prisoners opened its doors to John...

It has been enjoyable to exchange with fellow Europinion writer Andrés De Miguel, but this will be the last word on our quarrel. I hope...

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

Over the past three years, a combination of military coups , rising anti-colonial sentiment , and growing influence from alternative...