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Is War in Space Inevitable?
By JOE HILL It may seem the stuff of science-fiction, but it is becoming increasingly likely that activity in space could become the...


Warning signs on the road ahead: Driverless taxis and their consequences
By CALLUM DOHERTY The last decade has seen increased strides in automation, from self-service checkouts to taxis you can call with just a...


The other race - The US Senate elections
BY AMELIA HARRISON The choice between Joe Biden and Donald Trump is one that most Americans have been focused on, but the battle for who...


Italian Referendums - Mamma Mia, here we go again?
BY ZACH ROBERTS Considering the fact that we are still feeling the implications of the UK’s last referendum over four years on, it may...


Diversity in the UK Supreme Court: a radical rethink is required
By REMI TROVO All twelve Justices who sit on the UK Supreme Court are white and only two of them are women. Lord Reed, who succeeded Lady...


No Country for Old Men: The problem of age in US politics
By TOM RUGMAN Wednesday night’s vice presidential debate was both more straightforward and more unusual than the one that took place last...


The passing of RBG - What's next for the Supreme Court?
BY CHLOE CAMPBELL-HAMILTON Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a titan of law and symbol of feminism, died on the 18th September 2020, sparking a widely...


Britain’s welfare system must adapt to an insecure jobs market
By NOAH KEATE It is seen as an inevitability. Even the Chancellor Rishi Sunak has admitted he cannot prevent it. Everyone is bracing for...


Putting peace first? Libya's ceasefire
BY DOMINIC GILONIS Libya’s post-independence story has seemingly followed the tragic path trodden by much of the Arab world, and the rest...


The Money Tree is Wilting: Britain’s Public Debt
BY SHILP BURMAN ROY “There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen,” claimed revolutionary Vladimir...
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