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democracy Tag Archive

Defeating demagogues

by • 20th November 2020

Charlie Pugh warns us why we should be careful around those politicians that seek to abuse democracy....

The chilling rise of Viktor Orbán

by • 19th April 2020

Faye Navesey on the Hungarian Prime Minister's recent consolidation of power...

Is is ever right to R.O.N?

by • 14th March 2020

Em Richardson decides when it is right to re-open nominations....

Why social media is good for political discourse

by • 10th March 2020

Sesha Subramanian on the virtues of social media, for both citizens and the people who represent them...

Do the Democrats stand a chance against Trump?

by • 9th March 2020

Southbend mayor Pete Buttigieg has dropped out of the democrat race, with Elizabeth Warren also absolving since. Bidens exile into semi-obscurity and a budding dissatisfaction...

Why leavers and remainers should continue to express their differences “post-Brexit-Day”

by • 12th February 2020

Maud Webster argues that, even in 'post-Brexit Britain', it may not be time for remainers and brexiteers to put their differences aside. ...

10 year forecast: Democracy

by • 2nd December 2019

As the decade comes to an end, Tom Leach discusses what the next ten years have in store for democracy...

Biggest Stories of the Decade – The Rise of Xi Jinping

by • 2nd December 2019

In our series on the biggest scoops of the 2010s, Tomo Clarkson considers the man at the helm of China...

Biggest Stories of the Decade – The Arab Spring

by • 2nd December 2019

As part of our series on the biggest scoops of the 2010s, Sesha Subramanian takes a look back at the Arab Spring...

Iranian government pulls the plug on the nation’s internet

by • 26th November 2019

Following a 50% increase in the price of petrol in Iran on November 15th, protests have swept across the country. A wave of anti-government and political unrest has washed over...