Terror in Nigeria : the latest attack of Boko Haram
A thorough analysis by Ollie Jenkins is putting into context the latest attack of Boko Haram, one of the most violent terror group today, that resulted in the abduction of…
World Affairs
A Forced Pretence: How the Justification for Intervention has Changed
The world has changed immeasurably since World War Two; large-scale interstate conflict has become an anathema, particularly in the west and developed parts of Asia. Not only this, but it…
The German Post-Election Sage: Grand Coalition again?
Elizabeth Mohr explains the german election saga and the prospects for a Grand Coalition.
Is Islamic State still a threat?
Rebecca Turton analyses whether the radical Islamist organization ISIS is still a threat to modern societies.
Africa’s climate change policy entrapment
Lynn NG argues that ordinary Africans are being excluded from discussions about African climate strategies.
The end of an era in Venezuela
Ollie Jenkins examines the current political situation in Venezuela.
Hilary Benn, ISIS, and ‘Facism’
George Evans examines the use of ‘fascism’ in recent debate around ISIS.
The Spanish Elections and the Left
George Evans looks at the prospects for the left in the forthcoming Spanish elections.
Argentina’s Election: reflecting on Kirchnerismo
Josh Newmark looks at why the Argentinian Right defeated the Left by such a small margin.
The Cost of Becoming the Leader of the Free World
Karan Sood argues that money = victory in US elections.