A return to (Re)form
Nigel Farage is back and his promise to “change British politics for good” has never been more within reach as he climbs ever closer to polling even with the Conservatives.
April 2024 – Global elections recap
Read a summary of the key elections that occurred in April 2024 – including in India, the Solomon Islands, Türkiye, and South Korea.
Which party ‘owns’ the economy?
The Conservative Party has long been regarded as the party of fiscal responsibility – but the public now disagrees. Is it Labour’s issue now?
March 2024 – Global elections recap
Read a summary of the key elections that occurred in March 2024 – including in Russia, Portual, the USA, and even North Korea.
February 2024 – Global elections recap
Read a summary of the key elections that occurred in February 2024 – including in Indonesia, Pakistan, the USA, and events in Senegal.
What’s next for Speaker Hoyle?
Sir Lindsay Hoyle’s long week has turned into a survival for his speakership where those he has championed on the parliamentary backbenches will determine his political fate.
January 2024 – Global elections recap
Read a summary of the key elections that occurred in January 2024 – at the start of a year where over 2 billion people will vote in more than 60 countries.
What to expect at the Conservative Party Conference
The Conservative Conference will be an opportune time for the Government to showcase their successes to a sceptical electoral, however, in many areas they are adopting a risky strategy that could turf the party back into electoral wilderness.
Tried, tested, pale and stale – Republicans and Democrats pause the chance for a fresh future
The 2024 presidential election looks set to be fought by a 78 year old, scandal-plagued former president, and an octogenarian whose mental capacity seems in doubt by those within his party – why are both parties passing on the chance to embrace the future?
The scrapping of nutrient neutrality – the Government’s move to unlock development
Has the Government just unlocked the capacity for mass housebuilding, or has it signed the death knell of its environmental obligations?