Sep 4 Belarus: An International Perspective Since early August, people have took to the streets of Minsk in their thousands to protest the election which saw the re-appointment of i...
Sep 3 Putin's Poisonous Power Play In the last few weeks, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny fell ill under suspicion of being poisoned. After a period of doubt, the ...
Sep 1 Digital Systems Utilised in New Fighter Aircraft Development The UK has been hard at work developing the country's future next-generation combat aircraft, Tempest. The Tempest aircraft is currently ...
Aug 12 Brexit and COVID-19: Challenges to the EU Budget Much debate overt he last five years in the UK centred around the contributions that London was paying into the EU budget, and how it was...
May 29 The Radicalisation Enigma: The Question of Islamic Migrant Extremism in Russia and Central Asia The predisposition of Central Asian migrant workers to radicalisation has long been debated. Leaving their home countries for the compara...
May 5 The Future of Oil after Covid-19 How Covid-19 has permanently affected the future of the oil industry and chartered a new course for energy consumption Covid-19 has wiped...
Apr 25 Scotland: Independence Dream Dead in the Water As recently as December 2019 one would not have to trawl far through social media to discover the widespread discontent emerging in Scotl...
Apr 3 Strategic Profile: Russia Moscow currently perceives itself as a great power, and there is significant weight to this claim. A great GDP, currently 11th in the wor...
Apr 2 Compassion, COVID-19 and the Refugee Crisis How COVID-19 has demonstrated the fragility of nation states and the need for a compassionate global community. COVID-19 has demonstrated...
Mar 19 Why was the 17th Century Dutch Republic a Success? - One Perspective The Dutch Republic or the seven provinces of the northern Netherlands which were practically established by the Union of Utrecht (1579), ...
