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Month: January 2022

A Significant Risk of Invasion or the Start of a Diplomatic Process?

By Grace Shore Banks | 31 January 2022

The UK government has uncovered a plot to install a new regime in Ukraine. Moscow has dismissed the accusations. Professor of Russian and European Politics … Read more

Biden’s First Year: The Promise and Peril of Executive-Centered Partisanship.

By Grace Shore Banks | 27 January 2022

Professor Sidney Milkis delivers Keynote Lecture at 48th PSA American Politics Group Annual Conference. The 48th annual conference of the American Politics Group of the … Read more

Model NATO is back -how can you get involved?

By Grace Shore Banks | 25 January 2022

The simulation event Model NATO returns, taking place at the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) in London on 11th March.  Learn how you can become … Read more

‘A Slow-Motion Cuban Missile Crisis’ in the making

By Grace Shore Banks | 21 January 2022

The recent mobilisation of Russian troops ‘all comes back to NATO enlargement’, Richard Sakwa, Professor of Russian and European Politics tells BBC Radio Kent. Russia’s … Read more

Russian-led forces deployed to Kazakhstan to help curb current unrest.

By Grace Shore Banks | 18 January 2022

Broadcast: Professor Richard Sakwa, interviewed by Al Jazeera about the deployment of Russian-led forces to Kazakhstan to help curb current unrest. Russian-led forces sent to … Read more

‘Complexity, resilience and the political: understanding the many crises in Belarus’

By Grace Shore Banks | 18 January 2022

Prof. Elena Korosteleva gives the keynote address at the 7th Annual Conference on Belarusian Studies Prof. Elena Korosteleva has been invited to give the keynote … Read more

Friendship, Empowerment and Travel. Meet The European Youth Parliament

By Grace Shore Banks | 17 January 2022

Théophane Gauthier is in Stage 2 studying Politics and International Relations. In 2017, he discovered the European Youth Parliament (EYP) not thinking that this discovery … Read more

Announcing the KentMUN Conference 2022

By cl609 | 17 January 2022

Running from February 4th to the 6th, The KentMUN will be hosting its Annual Conference in conjunction with the University of Kent’s Model UN Society. … Read more

Can He Survive This?

By Grace Shore Banks | 12 January 2022

The Conservative Party were doing badly in the polls before this latest No 10 Party on May 20 2021 came to light. Professor Richard Whitman … Read more

‘Partygate’: the Beginning of the End for Boris Johnson?

By Grace Shore Banks | 12 January 2022

UK PM Boris Johnson admits attending Downing Street lockdown drinks party, and so far resists calls to resign. Professor Matthew Goodwin discusses the pressure from … Read more

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