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Jimmy Carter, The Simpsons, and “Nice Guy” Populism
By Reuben Gilhooley Jimmy Carter, the first peanut farmer to possess nuclear capabilities, is dead. The church bells of Plains, Georgia...


EU, USA, or Further Afield? Where Does the UK Go Now for Trade and Economic Relations?
By Tristan Donaldson The Labour government has been handed control of the UK in a transitional time for world politics. The US just...


The Outcome of COP 29: The Future of Climate Negotiations
By Will Raven COP 29, the 29th meeting of the UN’s Climate Conference, this year met in Baku, Azerbaijan. Hosting the conference in the...


Putin's "Oreshnik": A Dangerous Escalation or Kremlin Propaganda?
By Oliver Ansell-Hodges In the early hours of November 21st, the central Ukrainian city of Dnipro was struck by a deadly Russian missile...


Loyalty Over Legitimacy- A Look at Trump's Cabinet Picks
By Eddie O'Sullivan Since November 5, the Trump camp has been hunkered down at Mar-a-Lago deciding on their next cabinet. The figures...


Federal coalition collapse in Germany
By Jack Keen In 2021, Chancellor Olaf Scholz assembled a 56% majority government known as the 'traffic light' coalition, following the...


From Seoul to Seattle: What the 4B Movement Could Mean for the USA
By Meghana Pappu On 5 November 2024, America chose to elect a bigoted, racist, and sexist felon who actively pursues a mission of...

Why Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Will either Save or Doom American Healthcare
By Cianan Sheekey The US Department of Health and Human Services is a nearly $2 trillion agency , involved in the running of federal...


Irish Snap Election: Ruling Parties Look Set to Stay
By Tristan Donaldson With the two biggest parties in the Irish coalition– Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil– looking strong in the polls; the...


The Spiritual and Moral Repugnancy of Assisted-Dying
By Ethan Harvey A subject that has long been taboo in Britain, euthanasia, has re-emerged at the forefront of political discussion; a...
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