How to Navigate the 2020 Presidential Race

Alicia OwensSeptember 14, 2019

Don't go into the presidential elections uninformed. We can help!

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Cycling and Politics Go Hand in Hand

Maximilien CouvreurAugust 11, 2019

Many may not consider the relationship between politics and sports such as cycling. But there is a significant one.

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Homophobia, Still Destructively Present in Puerto Rico

Ricardo TorresJuly 23, 2019

Homophobia is still destructively present in Puerto Rican society. Here's why, and what can be done to fix it.

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Upcoming Elections in Belgium: What to Expect

Maximilien CouvreurMay 23, 2019

Europe, and specifically Belgium, look towards upcoming elections.

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The Future of Energy: Is the Green Lobby Turning Gray?

Maximilien CouvreurMarch 8, 2019

Exploring the false claims about the nuclear risk and livability of renewables.

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Catalan Independence, An Analysis

James HillSeptember 25, 2016

An analysis of the progression of Catalan independence & nationalism in the era of Brexit.

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Western Priorities in the Middle East: Economic Security Over Democracy

Michael Slevin UttleyAugust 5, 2016

Democracy in the Middle East isn't as important to The West as its own economic security.

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The Turbulent Relationship of Migration and Politics

Michael Slevin UttleyAugust 1, 2016

Politicians using dehumanising language and the media's conflation of the terms "refugee," "asylum seeker" and "migrant" do little to help the immigration debate.

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The Far-Right and Global Citizenship: Europe’s Struggle

Michael Slevin UttleyJuly 28, 2016

With the rise of the far-right alongside an increase in citizens viewing themselves as global citizens, Europe finds itself struggling for identity.

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Universal Basic Income: Difficult to Implement but Still Gaining Traction

Michael Slevin UttleyJuly 24, 2016

UBI is gaining traction, with schemes being considered in Finland & the Netherlands, proposals being considered by political parties in the UK and Spain.

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Women Get Their Foot in the Door of Spanish Politics

Marita VlachouJuly 18, 2016

Spain, a traditionally male-dominated society, has shown some progress in terms of gender diversity in politics. However, there is more to be done.

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Democracy from Warsaw with Love

Eliza RutynowskaDecember 14, 2015

On the 12th of December 2015 Polish citizens marched for democracy and against a newly chosen government.

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Russia-Turkey: War of Words

Nadja SaveskaDecember 9, 2015

An in-depth analysis of the relationship between Russia and Turkey after the incident with the Russian Su-24 aircraft.

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USA 2016: A Voters’ Race to Extremes?

Capucine BarcellonaOctober 7, 2015

With the rising popularity of candidates Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump, the USA 2016 presidential elections seem to be taking a turn toward political extremes.

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Revolution in Burkina Faso Explained

Alexander KeithOctober 3, 2015

Burkina Faso's latest revolution has been a roller coaster of political maneuvers and military actions, but what really happened and how did it all unfold?

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‘’Democracy, Peace and Liberty”: A Political Utopia?

Dea ElmasllariSeptember 25, 2015

As the latest developments unfold, the political debate is focused on the global peace and the role of democracy in our societies.

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