Imagine this: you’ve got a group of friends who regularly go out for drinks after work. There’s one friend, though,…
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Green Surge?
The political landscape in the UK is shifting. The Green Parties have a unique opportunity to capitalize on growing dissatisfaction…
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Is @zoejphillips taking us for a ride?
In recent years, odd stories have surfaced in the media—students identifying as animals, and schools allegedly bending over backwards to…
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Scottish Government Budget Cuts
In an era where public finances are stretched, hard choices must be made. But which choices truly show our values…
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Enoch Burke’s Case – Law and Order Over Personal Beliefs
Was Enoch Burke jailed for his personal beliefs, or was something else at play? At first glance, his repeated imprisonments…
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Can Wargaming Help Left-Wing Activists Plan Effective Strategies?
In a world where movements often shape the future, planning and preparation are key to success. But how can activists…
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Cass Review: Harmful Politically Motivated Healthcare Restrictions
The growing criticism of the Cass Review goes beyond professional disagreement. It highlights an alarming, harmful agenda. This agenda is…
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Queer People and the War with Putin: A Battle That Began Long Before Ukraine
In recent years, Vladimir Putin has emerged not just as a geopolitical adversary to the West but as a staunch…
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Resetting UK-EU Relations: A Balancing Act on Trade and Education
The UK’s goal to reset relations with the European Union seeks to balance improving trade ties without reversing Brexit. Sir…
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Cyber Harassment Backlash
Imane Khelif, an Algerian boxer and recent Olympic champion in the women’s 66-kilogram category, is at the centre of a…
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