Brig looks at understanding Trumpism by exploring comparisons between the Jackson and Trump administrations.…
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The 1960s are remembered for student protests. Today, student activism is still alive but will it continue to kick?…
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When the Good Friday Agreement was signed in 1998, politicians did not have the hindsight to question the ‘legacy’ issue. Today it is one of the most pressing concerns facing Northern Ireland:…
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With the 55th anniversary of Brig approaching, it’s important to examine the ways politics has changed in the last 55 years. The most significant change is that of the Labour party.…
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Welcome to Brig’s political accountability tracker, which tracks whether or not the UK’s top leaders have been keeping their promises. …
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Stirling Council has launched a consultation on the £19 million redevelopment plans in the Forthisde area, inviting local residants to have their say in an online survey. Residents are encouraged to take…
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As two billion people prepare to vote this year, will democracy deliver against a backdrop of populism and autocracy?…
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The Scottish government have awarded funding to Stirling libraries amid threats to close all but one of its libraries.…
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Upcoming 2024 Russian and US elections could trigger significant global changes. This article explores the reasons why.…
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With the next general election expected in less than a year and multiple political controversies, there is a sense of uncertainty for the Conservatives.…
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