Month: September 2020

Relations between China and Australia continued to decline on Tuesday after the hasty departure of the last remaining Australian journalists in China. The move comes in the … Read more

In our age of polarisation, merit is one of the few principles on which all politicians agree. Surely society ought to reward success earned through … Read more

Comment from Professor Richard Whitman is included in this article for MSN News about the UK’s Brexit agreement. The United Kingdom is threatening to renege … Read more

On 9th September 2020, Professor Elena Korosteleva spoke with Fatima Manji on Channel 4 News about the current protests in Belarus, saying that people can … Read more

Professor Neophytos Loizides joins this YouTube discussion. Watch the video of this event which took place on 8th September 2020 https://youtu.be/87kqBstQg48.

Are public policies closer to public opinion when directly elected, independent legislatures are included in the decision-making process? This study by Miriam Sorace exploits the … Read more

In her paper published on the NATO Southern Hub, Harmonie Toros examines the complex question of the Foreign Terrorist Fighters and their families returning from areas … Read more

The Connected Politics Lab Autumn Speaker Series 2020 includes a seminar on Wednesday 23rd September by Miriam Sorace, who will talking about Competing and Competitive … Read more

To kick off the new academic year, the UK in a Changing Europe speaks to our former fellow and professor at Kent University Professor Matthew … Read more

In the current uncertain strategic context for Europe, the E3 is establishing itself as a go-to format for diplomatic cooperation for Europe’s ‘big three’. Professor … Read more