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The green wave: A sustainable political shift in Europe?
Never before have European Green parties been as popular as they are today. In this year’s European elections, the grouping of Green...


A constitutionally enshrined aboriginal voice is a necessity in Australia
In Australian politics, socio-economic inequalities and frustrations among indigenous communities are among a few of the many effects...


Ebola in the Congo: An unprecedented public health crisis
In July, the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is a public...


Plight of a nation - Libya's lost years
The first Libyan civil war, provoked by the uprisings during the Arab Spring just under a decade ago, ended what many called a...


Personality determines public policy and encourages dangerous rhetoric
Personality has been a factor of increasing significance in 21st Century politics: the election of Donald Trump, the Brexit referendum...


Elephants in a room: Adult social care during the Brexit years
Brexit as a political phenomenon has defined the last three years. Three years of negotiations, deadlines and extensions. Yet the cry...


Attack of the drones: New age warfare
It’s 2013, and President Barack Obama is giving his first major counterterrorism speech after being re-elected. In now well-rehearsed...


Budgeting happiness: New Zealand's approach
New Zealand’s Labour coalition government has created the world’s first ‘Well-being Budget.’ The 2019 budget marks a historic shift in...


Recession fears abound in Europe as uncertainty lingers
It has been over a decade since the Great Recession of 2007-2009. Now more than ever, markets across the world are exhibiting the warning...


Canada's highs: Experimenting with legalisation
The case for the liberalisation of cannabis laws across the West has increased over the past decade, with decriminalisation proving...
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