European Union

The American and French Revolutions are modern history’s most famous examples of popular resistance to paying taxes. But the pitched rhetorical battles over taxation currently being waged in three different countries are nothing like those 18th century transformative struggles.

One of the core principles of international refugee law is the principle of non-refoulement. Yet, countries keep using brutal tactics to stop asylum seekers crossing borders.

Professor Chris Grey’s analysis on the latest Brexit news, the Remainer psychology, the vaccines, the idea of a reset in UK-EU relations and how this underestimates the Brexit Jacobinism of the UK government.

The UK says its contract is better – it simply put tougher penalty clauses in place.

There are words and then there are deeds.

Supply chain issues can be addressed – but the issues with the AstraZeneca vaccine are political, too.

On the government’s attempt to conceptualise the new foreign policy and security environment for the post-Brexit UK with the Integrated Review.