Responsibility laundering — how democracies outsource border violence
Border externalisation — the outsourcing of migration control to states beyond a country’s borders — has quietly become...
The US–Iran war in 2026 — how escalating pressure shapes America, Iran...
The conflict between the United States and Iran that has unfolded in 2026 is increasingly understood less as a single, linear war with one decisive battlefield and more as an extended struggle of coercion, deterrence and intermittent force. In this form, the “war” is not defined only by strikes or dramatic confrontations, but by sustained…
Border externalisation — the outsourcing of migration control to states beyond a country’s borders — has quietly become...
School shootings are often described by the media as singular eruptions of violence that momentarily fracture public life...
Over the weekend, a few of us indulged in a stretched-out debate. It started when one friend explained...
“At a podium in front of the National Association of Evangelicals on 8 March 1983, Ronald Reagan delivered...
What do we define as “Britishness”? In the most vague sense of the word, how do we as...
In political and public affairs analysis, the resurgence of the far right is often framed as a fractured...
People online love to joke that “men used to build things”, usually paired with a photo carousel of...
Following new asylum reforms, England has witnessed an intense outbreak of anti-immigration protests since April 2025. Many of...
