The Chancellor’s New Clothes: Is Sunak’s Popularity Faltering After an Underwhelming Spring Statement?

Once dubbed the next Prime Minister, how has Rishi Sunak’s popularity been impacted over recent months?

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The Sarah Everard Vigil Case

The UK High Court have met to rule on the legality of the London Met’s handling of the vigil organised for Sarah Everard.

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Changes at the Apex of the Metropolitan Police Service

Dame Cressida Dick recently announced that she will be standing down as the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service. We examine the circumstances which have prompted her impending departure whilst also exploring what lies ahead for the UK's largest police force.

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Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Neutral Nations

As the Russia-Ukraine crisis rages on, what nations have maintained a neutral stance?

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Sanctions on Russia

This article highlights the sanctions imposed on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine and aims to analyse its effects on Russia’s economy and society.

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The Art of War Lexis: Russia and Ukraine Explained

Russia and Ukraine explained. Read here to find out more about the Russia-Ukraine crisis.

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The Controversy Surrounding the Northern Ireland Protocol

There are few issues that attract as much controversy as the Northern Ireland Protocol. This article explores why the arrangement has angered Unionists, so much so that many leading political figures have called for it to be abolished.

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Cold War or the Beijing Winter Olympics?

What consequences are China’s persecution of Uyghur’s and other alleged human rights abuses having on their not-so popular 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics?

Guest User9 February 2022Comment

Russia's Gambit: Why a Move on Ukraine Seems Imminent

Russia's Ukrainian ambitions have not stopped at Crimea. Amidst new tensions, we speculate on Russia's intentions in Ukraine, and why now is the time to act on them.

Guest User25 January 2022Comment

The Saga Surrounding the BBC License Fee

The manner in which the BBC is funded has often been the subject of debate, not least in political circles. This article examines the government’s recent announcement that the licence fee – which accounts for a significant quantity of the corporation’s funding – will be frozen at a rate of £159 per annum for the next two years.

Guest User20 January 2022Comment

The Sino-Lithuanian Conflict and its Consequences

Since the opening of a Taiwanese de facto embassy in Vilnius, Sino-Lithuanian relations have been strained. Read on to discover the economic consequences of this on international politics.

The Corporate Law Journal16 January 2022Comment

The Edward Colston Statue Saga Continues

Eighteen months after the contentious Edward Colston statue came tumbling down, the consequences for those who brought it down are still uncertain.

The Corporate Law Journal8 January 2022Comment

Potential Sanctions Arising From The Increasing Russia-Ukraine Tensions

Tensions between Ukraine and Russia have resurged over recent years, following the annexation of Crimea, but what development has just occurred which threatens a new flurry of potential sanctions against Putin’s Russia?

The Corporate Law Journal23 December 2021Comment

"Understanding" the Interpretation Bill

Following a history of tension between the Conservative party and the judiciary, the Intepretation Bill has emerged. What exactly is the Interpretation Bill and its aims or potential consequences for UK Courts?

The Corporate Law Journal18 December 2021Comment

The Nationality and Borders Bill

Following its clearance in the Commons last week, we investigate why the Nationality and Borders Bill has sparked such intense controversy and what its consequences could be for asylum seekers.

The Corporate Law Journal13 December 2021Comment