The seismic emergence of immigration as the UK’s most prominent political issue is catalysing Reform’s exponential successes as a firmly...

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

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

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...

It is safe to say that Labour’s first year in power hasn’t exactly gone to plan. Cratering in the opinion polls, a Parliamentary Party in...

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

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

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

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...

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

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...

The Labour Party has always claimed to stand for equality, dignity, and working-class solidarity. For so many of us, that promise once...

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

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

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

Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Keir Starmer has just had his worst week to date. And when you think of all the weak weeks...

Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion EDI has been a salient topic in the pubs and supermarkets of Britain recently, thanks to the...

Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion When I first heard Keir Starmer claim Britain is becoming an ‘island of strangers’ thanks to...

The central issue of the debate on assisted dying is whether the safeguards put in place will ensure sufficiently voluntary choices on...