Kaliningrad, Königsberg or Królewiec? Putin’s distorted definition of the Russian Motherland
Vladimir Putin advocates the restoration to Russia of any territory formerly belonging to it - potentially a key strategic weakness.
Published 26 May 2023
With or without Erdogan, Turkey is at a political turning point
May's elections hold the key to Turkey's political future - domestically and internationally.
Published 18 May 2023
Mind the Data Gap: Bridging DfT’s Transport Data Strategy with tomorrow’s tech
We must harness the potential of AI to revolutionise the transport industry - improving efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing user experiences.
Published 3 May 2023
What happens in Sudan won’t stay in Sudan
The Sudan crisis is triggering different narratives and reactions, as the country unravels under the weight of accumulated injustices, grievances and violence.
Published 27 April 2023
Synthetic Biology: Give me a cell and I will feed the world
The Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Act [PBA] has now received royal assent. What does this legislation mean in practice?
Published 18 April 2023
Russian hegemony, hypocrisy and war in Ukraine
The failures of Putin's military offensive in Ukraine are weakening his position and creating tensions among the Russian people.
Published 6 April 2023
Periods not Prejudice: Florida legislation prohibits the human rights of children
Dr Meghan Campbell, Reader in International Human Rights explains how Florida legislation for sex education in schools prohibits the human rights of children.
Published 28 March 2023
Don’t mention the war! Gary Lineker did and he got away with it
Gary Lineker may have created controversy on Twitter, but few commentators have discussed the 'rules' around using Nazi analogies.
Published 27 March 2023