Roisin Alston examines the political implications of Trump's social media ban.

31 Jan 2021 Roisin Alston

Gracie Daw examines political developments in the Netherlands, Italy and Germany.

28 Jan 2021 Gracie Daw

With Uighur Muslims still suffering and journalists facing imprisonment, Nouse looks at how the global community is responding to severe human rights violations.

26 Jan 2021 Ed Halford

As the new president gets to work by signing new executive orders, Hannah Carley examines some of the obstacles in the way.

22 Jan 2021 Hannah Carley

Martha Hobson explores how the future of American democracy is in jeopardy.

11 Jan 2021 Martha Hobson

With all the doom and gloom that 2020 has brought on us, Ed Halford and Kristina Wemyss cover some of the more positive developments that have occurred in politics and beyond, many of which have been overshadowed by Covid-19 and Brexit.

26 Dec 2020 Ed Halford Kristina Wemyss

With Boris Johnson describing a no-deal Brexit as “very, very likely”, the UK’s recent free trade deals with Japan, Singapore and Vietnam signify that Britain’s admission into the Trans-Pacific trade group appears imminent.

14 Dec 2020 Ed Halford

Nouse’s politics team outline the major political developments that have taken place in what has been a tumultuous and unpredictable year in politics.

5 Dec 2020 Ed Halford Gracie Daw Jacob Starr James Fraser-Abbott Molli Tyldesley Ruby Brown Shaun Odili Tom Leverett

The Conservative government makes recent cuts to the foreign aid budget. Chancellor attempts to "balance the books" on public spending while the Prime Minister wants more Battleships

2 Dec 2020 James Fraser-Abbott

Tom Leverett analyses the impact of president Bolsonaro's Covid policy on indigenous communities and looks at the president's chances of re-election in 2022.

29 Nov 2020 Tom Leverett