Brexit: Opportunity or Distraction for the EU? Théophile Vareille Feb 8, 2017 Theresa May’s speech from the Home Office on the 17th of January put an end to 6 months of uncertainty as to the…
Immigration after Brexit Helena Martin Jan 23, 2017 With the British referendum decision to leave the European Union, the public has been concerned with the issue of…
How Brexit Could Break the Irish Border and the Entire United Kingdom Mary Thieffry Oct 30, 2016 On the 23rd of June, nearly 52% of the United Kingdom decided to vote in favour of leaving the European Union.…
Escaping the Jungle Helena Martin Oct 24, 2016 “The Jungle” in Calais, France is to be permanently closed and demolished, and authorities will begin to evict…
Responses to Rhetoric: Brexit and the Rise of Hate Crime in the UK Isobel Van Hagen Oct 12, 2016 Warning: this piece will reference racism, rape, and general violence. What is it about fear in politics that is…
The Day to Day of the Globalist-Protectionist Dispute Francesca Wallace Sep 13, 2016 Democratic elections have a nasty way of portraying troubling divides between voters. Specifically, by the end…
“Brexit”: Bad News for Britain’s Economy Madeleine Nicoloff Apr 19, 2016 As Britain’s crucial vote to leave the European Union or to stay draws near, the heated debate hinges on…
‘We Never Forget Our Citizens’: Are Western Solutions to Home-Grown… Harrison Brewer Nov 19, 2015 “It will demonstrate to those who would do Britain, our people and our allies harm, that we have a long reach, we…
Corbyn’s UK and Foreign Policy – Rational or Ridiculous? Harrison Brewer Oct 21, 2015 Jeremy Corbyn, the quiet, haphazard and dishevelled Cinderella of British politics, has been dominating the news in…