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Explainer: Paul Givan resigns – why and what it means for the DUP
The DUP have taken the decision to withdraw Paul Givan from his role as First Minister of Northern Ireland. Why did this happen and what … Read more
The Ukraine Crisis, Civil Liberties and The Politics of Fear
As Plan B Covid measures are finally lifted Phillip Cunliffe pens Telegraph opinion piece about government ‘doom-mongering’ and political opportunism. In the week that Covid … Read more
The beginning of the end for Johnson?
UK PM Boris Johnson apologises in The House over anger at lockdown drinks party, Professor Matthew Goodwin comments on Johnson’s position in the Conservative party, … Read more
Belgioioso wins the Harry Frank Guggenheim Distinguished Scholar Award
Dr Margerita Belgioioso will research Rebel Tactics, Local Public Support and the Upcoming Phase of the Peace Talks in Southern Thailand Dr. Margherita Belgioioso has … Read more
A Significant Risk of Invasion or the Start of a Diplomatic Process?
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.
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?
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
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.
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