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The triumph- and limitations- of France’s vote to enshrine abortion in the constitution
Jubilation filled the air across France on March 4 2024 as news channels announced the results of a parliamentary vote which would go...


NATO: A Legitimate Force or a Relic of the Cold War?
By Jamie Spratt 2024 marks the 75th anniversary of the creation of the NATO alliance, formed on the 4th of April 1949. With two years...

A Far-Right Mouthpiece: How France’s Controversial Immigration Law serves no one.
By Kara Hall Tightening immigration laws represent a new era of cracking down in France, as non-nationals with criminal convictions...

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Pedro Sanchez and his Appeasing Amnesty Deal
BY ANTON ALFONSIN LARSEN Last year I was fortunate enough to spend the year in Barcelona, where I enjoyed the food, the football, a touch...


Hungary’s Ostracisation of LGBTQ+ People
TAYLOR GREEN Hungary has a long history of anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment through the current premiership of Victor Orban, who presents himself...

Germany's New Immigration Bill - A Delicate Balancing Act
BY NISKA CUMMING-BRUCE Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel made a point to embrace an ‘open-door policy’. Her successor Olaf Scholz...


The opposition claim victory in the Polish elections
BY IRIS BRANDON The unprecedented rise of right-wing populism across Europe in recent years is well documented. Right-wing populist...


The Slovakian nail in Ukraine's coffin
BY JAMES PRESTON The UK has its fair share of controversial politicians, yet few would live up to the reputation of 3-time Slovakian PM...


Britain's councils are going broke
BY BENJAMIN SACHS Earlier this year Birmingham city council filed for ‘Section 113.’ Beneath the over-complicated legalese the meaning of...

A shocking ruling proves Romania's totalitarian communist regime is still alive
BY ALEXANDRA LUCA Collective outrage sent shock waves through Romanian society on the 27th of July, as Romania’s top court acquitted two...
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