top of page
Search


Betraying the Arab Spring: How the West Risks Destroying the Liberal World Order
When thousands gathered in Cairo’s Tahrir Square to celebrate the demise of Mubarak’s regime, a spark of hope was lit across the Middle...

Jake Sanders
3 hours ago4 min read


Immigrants are the Scapegoats of the 21st Century
Immigration is a blade political parties swing against each other all the time. You either support it – with limitations – or you are...

Steffany González
5 days ago5 min read


Compromised to Life
illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Phototropism: the process by which plants grow towards the sun, leaning closer toward their food...

Cianan Sheekey
Jun 64 min read


Brexit Reset, Tax on Savers and Winter Fuel U-turn: Starmer’s Weakest Week
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Keir Starmer has just had his worst week to date. And when you think of all the weak weeks...

Dan Sillett
May 234 min read


ED-Sigh - An Impassioned Plea for EDI to Remain a Salient Part of our Political Makeup
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion EDI has been a salient topic in the pubs and supermarkets of Britain recently, thanks to the...

Eliot Lord
May 174 min read


Starmer’s Made Himself A Stranger On His Own Island
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion When I first heard Keir Starmer claim Britain is becoming an ‘island of strangers’ thanks to...

Dan Sillett
May 163 min read


Pressure Doesn’t Invalidate The Voluntariness Of The Choice To Die
The central issue of the debate on assisted dying is whether the safeguards put in place will ensure sufficiently voluntary choices on...

Charles Amos
May 165 min read


Pulled Apart: The Australian And British Conservative Parties Near Death's Door
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Despite the names, the Australian Liberal and UK Conservative Parties are rather similar. For one,...

Will Allen
May 116 min read


In Defence Of Tax Cuts Just For Indians
Keir Starmer has secured a historic free trade deal with India which eliminates tariffs on 85% of British exports within the decade which...

Charles Amos
May 83 min read


Reform UK Gets Its First Taste Of Real Power
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, declared the “end of two-party politics” following his...

Xavier Fletcher
May 64 min read


A New Breed of Whitehall Quislings - Labour and the Law Abandon Transgender Brits
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion ‘A woman is an adult female,’ Sir Keir Starmer declared last week following the Supreme Court’s...

Viktor Schlatte
Apr 293 min read


Pakistan's Clean Energy Revolution
Our planet is in trouble. The effects of climate change are playing out before our eyes, with January 2025 being the warmest on record ....

Zoe Wreford
Apr 275 min read


Trident, its Washington Weakness, and the Coming Nuclear Free-For-All
Since 1952, the United Kingdom has possessed a nuclear deterrent, and the current format of ‘Continuous at sea deterrence’ (CASD) has...

Konrad Szuminski
Apr 234 min read


Why Everyone Needs To Learn Welsh
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion When you, dear reader, read the title of this article - you perhaps thought something inconceivable...

Luke Goddard
Apr 204 min read


Britain has an Immigration Problem – and Keir Starmer’s One of Them
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion A record-high of 8,888 illegal immigrants have crossed the English Channel in 2025 under Keir...

Dan Sillett
Apr 183 min read


What Next For Europe's Defence?
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs have shifted the news cycle away from the Ukraine War to the...

Jacob Morrey
Apr 146 min read


Jobcentre Fuss
A brisk walk in the morning to get the blood pumping is exactly what the doctor might order, and this is where I found myself on a March...

Eliot Lord
Apr 74 min read


Adolescence: Missing the Woods for the Trees
Despite my usual scepticism of Netflix originals that suddenly attract mainstream attention before quickly disappearing from popular...

Andres De Miguel
Apr 56 min read


Will Trump’s Tariffs Work?
Why is the Labour Government relieved to see Trump impose a 10% tariff on UK exports to the US? One Downing Street adviser chirped that...

Dan Sillett
Apr 44 min read


The law as a convenient fiction: How legal arguments have facilitated British and American foreign policy failures
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion The law has long served as both a shield and a smoke screen, selectively wielded to justify both...

Sophie Seitler
Apr 24 min read
bottom of page