Category: polirnews

We’ve had a lot to celebrate this month, from world leading research to outstanding teaching as well as raising a toast to the next generation … Read more

Attitudes to vaccination are closely shaped by whether people trust scientists, according to Dr Ben Seyd, Will Jennings (University of Southampton) and Joseph Hamm (Michigan State University). Business … Read more

How did Macron win the 2022 Presidential election? Should Boris Johnson be investigated for lying over ‘partygate’? What provoked the war in Ukraine? Just some … Read more

Congratulations, Interrupted. The last two years of graduation celebrations have been suspended due to the global pandemic but we finally got to celebrate the achievements … Read more

Conflicting Positions. Ukraine is under attack, we try to understand Putin’s motivations as well as the UK’s position in this crisis in our and announce … Read more

Yaniv Voller’s intention with this new title was to make the research as accessible to as broad an audience as possible. Cambridge University Press publishes … Read more

Richard Whitman investigates the gender distribution in publishing in the Journal of Common Market Studies, since its inception to the present time, in the European … Read more

Biden has seen in his first year as President of the U.S., Putin has been mobilising troops on the border of Ukraine and in the … Read more

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

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