Since the 1990s, the major industrial nations have made a number of attempts to coordinate global responses to the challenges of climate change. Mos...
In this ongoing catalogue of coronavirus-related disorder – extraordinary death tallies, a global lockdown and chaotic financial markets – history re...
A new world order awaits us on the other side of the pandemic. As we wait out this storm of uncertainty and possibility in our small pockets of isolation, the ...
Vladimir Putin’s approval ratings are declining, as lockdown in Russia continues and coronavirus spreads. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Russian president h...
The contemporary debate in UK higher education about the need to “decolonise the curriculum” stems in large part from the pressure applied by a sustained stude...
Sir Lawrence David Freedman is Emeritus Professor of War Studies at King's College London. He has been described as the "dean of British strategic studies", an...
The presence of improvement
districts across in cities across the world has been increasing since the
1970’s. But what are they, why are they created, and whic...
While climate-induced displacement is
no new phenomenon, we are currently witnessing the critical role it plays in migration.
Thousands of homes in Australia h...
U.S. President Donald Trump has long argued that NATO member states are shirking their commitment to the alliance. He has pressured allies to make greater mone...
Orientation and training for new MPs is of vital importance in helping them to make the transition from electoral candidates to elected members. Consider that ...
We are witnessing the most intense wave of public protest in the history of Hong Kong. Why the protests are happening is widely understood: sparked by oppositi...
