Things Can Only Get Better? Labour’s First Party Conference in Power for 15 Years
This article explores the nature of Labour's first party conference in power, in 15 years.
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Carina Macdonald
Nov 84 min read
Balancing E.U. Law and National Sovereignty
Exploring the mounting tensions between EU member states' domestic interests and their transnational obligations.
Charlotte Disley
Oct 145 min read
The New January 6th Evidence: Implications of Jack Smith’s 163-page Filing for the 2024 Presidential Election
Jack Smith releases new evidence on Trump's alleged criminal activity on January 6th 2021. This follows SCOTUS ruling him immune in July.
Greta Shope
Oct 74 min read
In Utah, Railroad Expansion May Further Unravel the Administrative State
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County, with far reaching consequences.
Joanna Barrow
Aug 225 min read
Post-Roe America: The Ongoing Battle for Contraceptive Access
Reproductive justice in post-Roe America remains dire, despite moves this Spring from Congress and the Supreme Court.
Pratishtha Agarwal and Anjali Sharma
Jul 249 min read
Privacy Under Siege: The Legal Dilemma of Doxing in the Digital Era
This guest article from Nirma University explores the delicate balance between privacy rights and personal liberties arising from doxxing.
Greta Sporcich
Jun 244 min read
What now that Spain, Ireland, and Norway have recognised a Palestinian state?
A look at what countries’ recognition of Palestinian statehood involves and what consequences it has.
Julia Marotta
Apr 114 min read
Age in America’s Presidential Election
We are on the verge of witnessing what could be the oldest presidential race in United States history.
Ilaria Freccia
Mar 313 min read
The El Salvador Crime Crackdown: At What Cost?
Since declaring a state of emergency, El Salvador has undergone a massive transformation with plummeting homicide rates and organised crime.
Thea Glover
Mar 273 min read
Necessary Steps to Ensure Voting Rights - Reflections Ahead of the U.S. November Election
An assessment of the state of voting, and voting rights in the United States ahead of the 2024 federal election.
Rowan Hoover
Mar 245 min read
Power Within the Union: Analysing the Trump v. Anderson Case and the Balance Between Federal and State Authority
This article explores the legal ramifications of the Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Anderson.
Vera Fortun Marco
Mar 234 min read
Climate Change and The Russo-Ukrainian Conflict: Will Ukraine Be Able to Act?
The war on Ukraine is setting back Ukraine's goals of renewable energy generation but will the damage be irreparable?
Anna Kelly
Mar 193 min read
How Mayorkas’ Impeachment Undermines the Rule of Law
This article analyses the recent impeachment of DHS Secretary Mayorkas, focussing particularly on the use of impeachment as a political tool
Aidan Ruetschle
Mar 108 min read
Exploring America’s Protection of Hate Speech
The United States is walking the fine line between hate speech regulation and the protection of free speech.
Gokul Ramapriyan
Mar 34 min read
The New Scramble for Africa? An Economic Diplomacy Dilemma
The departure of the last French troops from Niger in December 2023 marks a pivotal moment in Africa's extensive history of foreign...
Ana Ross
Feb 203 min read
France's New Immigration Law
What are France's new immigration laws and what do they mean?
Carina Macdonald
Feb 173 min read
Glasnost Gone
Russia has seen seismic change from Gorbachev’s Glasnost policies opening the Iron Curtain, to a transition towards a more isolated Russia.
Katie Gretter
Feb 44 min read
Revoking Trump’s Ballot Eligibility: Can States Do This?
Colorado and Maine have made decisions to remove Donald Trump from the 2024 primary ballots in their states due to his actions on January 6.
Charlie Hynes
Feb 13 min read
Biden's Inflation Reduction Act: Unveiling its Industry-Centric Bias
Analysing allegations against Biden for allowing his bank-centric values to infiltrate the Inflation Reduction Act.
Taasia Thong
Jan 234 min read
An Overview of the United Kingdom’s Income Visa Threshold Laws
An overview of the United Kingdom’s recent announcement of visa income thresholds for family and skilled worker visas.
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