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

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

Ed Morgan Jones co authors piece on Prime minister powers to call early elections on the UCL constitution unit blog. As the Dissolution and Calling of … Read more

Five of our students participated in the Model United Nations Conference ‘WarMUN 2021’ with 80 students from all over the United Kingdom at this annual … Read more

A half day sandpit to engage in multidisciplinary debate about global challenges in Cyber Security with seed funding available to support the development of a … Read more

Members of the Politics and International Relations faculty recommended some ‘Must See’ viewing to help us through the dark wintery months. It makes for a … Read more

Under the aegis of the Oxford Belarus Observatory (OBO) OSGA, conjointly with the Research Centre of the Office of Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya (OST), and the GCRF COMPASS project, announce a … Read more

From a focus on Sub-Saharan Africa to anticipating the future of warfare, remembering 9/11 and looking at Life After kent for our alumni, we celebrate … Read more

The sandpit took place as part of the annual John Burton Lecture delivered by E. Gyimah-Boadi, Afrobarometer co-founder and current board chair. Professor Neophytos Loizides, … Read more

Recent graduate Daniel Esson publishes piece about how Shipping Giants Are Paying Below Minimum Wage, Daniel Esson writes in Jacobin on the Kent Coast. Alumnus … Read more