Join us virtually on Tuesday 11 May for a conversation with Gavin Esler where he will reflect on the results of the Scottish Parliament … Read more

Andy Wroe comments in Newsweek on the likliehood of former Vice President Mike Prence emerging unscathed from Trump’s shadow to mount a Presidential bid of … Read more

“You should always be pushing your representatives to do better and be better. . . Genuinely they’re all frightened of you! We’re genuinely frightened of … Read more

  The Global Europe Centre (GEC) has launched a new series of short interviews with experts on topical issues.   In this video Mario Baumann … Read more

  The Global Europe Centre (GEC) has launched a new series of short interviews with experts on topical issues.   Check out the interview with … Read more

The UK government published its Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy on 16th March 2021. The document states what Britain envisions its … Read more

March marked one year since the first lockdown and unfortunately, we still found ourselves to be in one. However, the end of the month brought … Read more

‘A Schizo-Revolutionary Labial Art-Politics’ has won the Sir Ernest Barker Prize for best doctoral thesis in political theory from the Political Studies Association. Hollie Mackenzie … Read more

The charity with the most nominations will receive a donation from the School of Politics and International Relations. If you haven’t done so already there … Read more

Freddie Mallinson, a 4th year undergraduate in the School of Politics and International Relations, had no idea that his year abroad would lead directly to … Read more