Professor Richard Sakwa opens this latest Italian Institute for Political Studies (IPSI) report with a reflection on Russia’s “green shift”. The impact of Russia’s war … Read more

The winners received formal recognition of their exceptional contributions at a prize ceremony, as well as a funding or training allocation of £3,000. It’s been … Read more

Elections, No-Confidence Votes, Activism, Rail Strikes and Rebel Tactics, there is no no shortage of tumultuous global events to keep our students and academics busy. … Read more

Maureen Bungei couldn’t be happier with her decision to study International Relations with International Law at Kent, and how it’s setting her up for the … Read more

Dr Philip Cunliffe on the three days of National Train strikes, in UnHerd. ‘We are at the end of the process that began with Thatcher’s … Read more

Two months after winning the Presidential election in France, the centrist coalition has lost dozens of seats after a strong performance by the left alliance … Read more

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to debate on world problems in the United Nations? If you have, MUN is a great … Read more

Dr. Margherita Belgioioso was awarded the HFG Distinguished Scholar Award last year to undertake this research in Southern Thailand. Here she updates us about the … Read more

Boris Johnson survived the no-confidence vote. Can he cling on to power? Despite 41% of his MPs voting against him in a confidence vote on … Read more

On November 4th, 2021, people across Canterbury came together to ‘reclaim these streets’. Politics and History student Meg Payne was one of the organisers. She … Read more