Trump’s tweets are potentially putting millions of lives at risk.
New year, same controversial tweets from Trump
Political predictions for 2018
2017 was a year full of surprises and shocks in the world of politics. Will 2018 top it with these predictions?
There will be Brexit in name only
Grant Dunnery debuts for Brig with an analysis of Brexit where he concludes Brexit will simply be a rebranding of our national identity.
Can May lead the way to progressive politics?
Jack McInnes debuts for Brig with a piece on improving our voting system through an electronic format.
UN-ited we stand, divided we fall
Aneesa Dastgir discusses Trump, the UN and the Jerusalem dilemma.
The Jerusalem conundrum: why Trump’s statement matters
Donald Trump has shaken the political landscape once again, this time by declaring Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Aneesa Dastgir explains why this is significant.
Brexit: Key points of ‘breakthrough’ deal with EU
Brig’s Rebecca McCurdy breaks down the most important points of May’s Brexit negotiations with the EU.
PolSoc president takes on world poverty at EU Parliament
PolSoc president and international politics student Margareta Rončević has been working with the ONE Campaign to tackle extreme poverty and sexism at the European Parliament.
The global elite’s protected paradise
With the release of a new batch of data called the Paradise papers, the global elites’ secrets are spilling out and causing outrage worldwide. Aneesa Dastgir analyses the fallout.
Can I be a feminist and not support Hillary Clinton?
Elizabeth Mackenzie critically examines Hillary Clinton’s position as a feminist icon.
