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democracy Tag Archive

Horror in Hong Kong: Why we should do more to help protesters

by • 25th November 2019

Patrick Young discusses the need for greater solidarity with the protesters in Hong Kong....

Should Evo Morales have remained the Bolivian president?

by • 21st November 2019

Faye Navesay discusses the unsettled political climate in Bolivia. ...

The rise of the Spanish right

by • 21st November 2019

Sesha Subramanian discusses the rise of the right wing Vox party in Spain. ...

Why you should vote for… the Green Party

by • 20th November 2019

Owen Lukins discusses the potential benefits of choosing to vote for the Green Party this December. ...

Why you should vote for… the Brexit Party

by • 20th November 2019

Max Habib argues that your general election vote ought to go to Nigel Farage's Brexit Party. ...

Why you should vote for… the Conservatives

by • 20th November 2019

Stephen Dawes argues that the Tories are the party most deserving of your vote in the approaching general election. ...

Why you should vote for… the Lib Dems

by • 20th November 2019

Dominic Lee argues that the Liberal Democrats are worth your vote in the upcoming general election. ...

Some assembly required on climate change policy

by • 11th November 2019

There’s an old adage that the American Congress is overly pale, male and stale, a criticism that applies equally to the Houses of Parliament. While this is likely to change...

Is another UK general election a good idea?

by • 4th November 2019

Like a broken record, on 28 October the EU agreed to Boris Johnson’s request for an extension on Brexit negotiations, granting what they have called a “flextension”. Thus,...

Violence after Verdict: the escalated problems in Catalonia after separatist leaders’ trial

by • 30th October 2019

On Monday 14th October, the Spanish Supreme Court sentenced leading Catalan politicians and civil activists to between 9 and 13 years in prison. It is with perverse irony that the...