Articles

An analysis of the moral dilemmas surrounding the 2022 World Cup with regards to its host's questionable labour laws and human rights record. 

Brilliant piece by Mahek Bhatia on whether Rishi Sunak's appointment represents 'the dawn of a new progressive era for Britain'?

An analysis on the recent Prince's Trust survey uncovering students' financial hardship in the cost-of-living crisis and two interviews with students who share their experiences living through the crisis. 

Can we really justify such lavish expense for Royal funerals in the Cost of Living crisis?

University campuses nationwide aren’t exactly buzzing at the prospect of having either Rishi Sunak or Lizz Truss as Prime Minister, and their recently announced plans for higher education seem unlikely to

Understanding Westminster’s Culture of Misogynistic and Imagined Immunity from Accountability through Neil Parish’s Pornography Incident. 

Christopher Hofmann (University of Warwick) discusses the growing importance of grassroots activism and young voices within the climate movement, and how Brexit could affect the role the UK will play moving forward. 

Christopher Hofmann (University of Warwick) reflects on the potential impact of the First-Past-the-Post electoral system and tactical voting in this year's General Election. 

Jake Belsten (University of Warwick) gives an update on Brexit at the beginning of 2019.

Ellisha Lindo (University of Warwick) writes on the effects Brexit will have on International Development Policy in both the UK and the EU.