POLITICS

How is Chancellor, Rishi Sunak planning on altering the stock market rules to consolidate the UK’s position as a financial capital?

In light of this ground-breaking judgement, what will the implications be for the wider gig-economy?

Last week, US President Joe Biden and Vice-President Kamala Harris were both sworn into office on their inauguration date (21st of January 2021) to serve the ‘world’s greatest democracy’. The perspective ‘that democracy is precious, democracy is fragile’ has certainly illustrated itself globally over the past couple of months but will democracy truly ‘prevail’?

What is the effect of the newly active Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons?

Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union has meant the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will become more responsible for larger, more complex and global mergers, cartels and competition enforcement cases which were exclusively reviewed by the European Commission. How will the CMA deal with this added workload and what is the future relationship between the CMA and the European Commission?

A brief article on the reason for overpopulation of students at UK Universities: the political context, the statistical breakdown and its problems.

Has the rush to create a Covid-19 vaccine compromised its safety? Why do some of them require such low transport temperatures?

What is it exactly that has brought these thousands of Indian farmers onto the streets in protest?

Following on from his pledge for the economy to ‘build back greener’ in October, PM Boris Johnson released his Ten Point Plan last week to spearhead Britain into a ‘Green Industrial Revolution’. However, criticisms have been raised regarding the effectiveness of the plan. Furthermore, Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s Spending Review on the 25th of November left many environmentalists wondering just how compatible Sunak’s COVID-19 recovery economic policies will be with Johnson’s transformative vision for Britain energy industry. Read on more for an analysis of PM Boris Johnson’s Ten Point Plan.

Following analysis of the US Election results on the 3rd of November, there have been rather dramatic changes in the electorates opinion towards drugs within many States.

On the 31st of October, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced for a second national lockdown which began on the 5th of November. Read on more to gain an insight into the restrictions imposed and the consequences of another lockdown.

Upon reflection of US voting system and its history, can we deem voting to be a right or a privilege?

In the midst of battling COVID-19, Thailand is also facing pro-democratic protestors’ demands of “Resign, Rewrite and Reform” aimed at the current Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha and his cabinet, the Constitution and their King

With Uber clearing yet another legal hurdle, it has once again received the green light to operate in London. Why does Uber seem to be getting in trouble so often?

With the furlough scheme drawing to a close in late October and a second wave of coronavirus visible on the horizon, Rishi Sunak has introduced a new Job Support Scheme. Read on to find out more.

Will this pressure from global business giants be enough to convince the UK government to introduce legislation prohibiting the use of produce sourced from illegally deforested land?

Following the sad passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg; a political battle has broke out within the US political domain over who will be the worthy individual to fill her shoes.

Following the UK government’s recent announcement of a new bill which looks to amend the EU Withdrawal Agreement, it must be asked whether it’s passage would mark a significant infringement of international law?

How one adjective in one tweet sparked controversy between the legislative and judiciary branches of the British government.