The act was part of an attempt to satisfy cries for reform, yet critics are claiming it barely touches the surface

29 Jun 2020 Ed Halford

The nationwide vote is scheduled for 1 July, although cases of bookstores stocking the newly updated constitution prior to the referendum have come to light

23 Jun 2020 Eleanor Longman-Rood

The nation has battled a civil war, a Cholera epidemic, famine and now a pandemic. Sky News analysts now fear it could be wiped from the map as a result.

23 Jun 2020 Eleanor Longman-Rood

The pledge, which includes banning same sex marriage and prohibiting same sex couples to adopt, is one of many infringes on LGBT rights sweeping through eastern Europe

17 Jun 2020 Eleanor Longman-Rood

With countries such as Greenland and Zimbabwe also implementing this, has this prohibition stance hindered or helped?

16 Jun 2020 Amelia Davidson

With their nation divided, the US's November election promises to be one like no other

9 Jun 2020 Patrick Walker

How has federalism played a role in the variety of state responses across the US?

9 Jun 2020 Amelia Davidson

With one of the key global powers turning inward, globalisation could be Covid-19’s ultimate victim

2 Jun 2020 Eleanor Longman-Rood

Despite the Coronavirus pandemic, the government must still tackle the unfinished issue of Brexit, embarking on EU-UK post-Brexit trade talks

28 May 2020 Ed Halford

After three Israeli elections in one year, plans for the annexation are now under serious consideration

28 May 2020 Jacob Starr