POLITICS

This article gives an overview and impact of the new sanctions imposed against Russia, following the annexation of Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia in Ukraine.

What are the key challenges facing British Prime Minister Liz Truss, and how can she address them?

The Chinese economy appears to be a approaching a period of significant turmoil. What are the root causes of such instability and how do the Chinese Government intend to act as they arrive at this economic crossroads?

What has Liz Truss pledged to alleviate the implications of the energy crisis through both fiscal and supply side initiatives - and how has the new premier’s plans been received in political circles?

Following a politically turbulent past few months, we are reminded how Mr Johnson’s downfall developed overtime which has consequently triggered the ongoing Conservative leadership contest.

Why are the UK’s barristers on strike and how have the Government responded to such action?

Read here to gain an insight of the current chaos which is unravelling in Asian politics following the resignation of the Sri Lankan President and assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

As Britain prepares itself for its biggest week of railway strikes in history, we explore who will be affected , why they are they going ahead and how the government has responded.

We explore the UK's asylum agreement with Rwanda. Does it represent a viable means of alleviating Channel crossings? Or is it a counterintuitive and normatively undesirable programme?

This article explores the types of research possible with Twitter data, as well as briefly analysing the epistemic environment ushered in by the age of social media.

Could the landmark decision from Roe v Wade be at risk of being overturned following the astonishing leak of a Supreme Court judgement?

What does Macron’s re-election as President mean for France and Europe?

How is the UK Government responding to the unprecedented levels of inflation and fuel crisis which is having serious consequences for much of the UK public.