US Withdrawal from the WHO: Why the UK Must Step Up
The United States’ recent withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) is a decision that endangers global health security and demands we rapidly consider our
The United States’ recent withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) is a decision that endangers global health security and demands we rapidly consider our
Weekend Read: A conflict between Europe, the wider forces of democracy and Donald Trump is coming!
As Keir Starmer commits to raising defence spending to 2.5% of GDP, tensions emerge over whether his approach aligns with Kemi Badenoch’s call for an even more aggressive response to global threats.
Preliminary results suggest that Friedrich Merz is on course to become the new German Chancellor, potentially displacing Olaf Scholz, although coalition negotiations remain uncertain as parties assess their options in this turbulent political climate
The UK government is reportedly set to propose an EU-UK Youth Mobility Scheme, allowing young Europeans to live and work in Britain for up to three years, with reciprocal rights for Britons in the EU. Framed as a pragmatic post-Brexit reset, the plan includes caps on visas and NHS surcharges to mitigate political resistance. While critics warn of a return to free movement, business leaders and pro-EU campaigners see it as a necessary step to address labour shortages and repair strained UK-EU ties. With negotiations looming, the scheme’s success will depend on balancing economic benefits with political sensitivities.
As global tensions rise and the US signals a shift in its NATO commitments, the UK faces a critical decision on defence spending. With the war in Ukraine ongoing and Russian aggression threatening European stability, Britain must determine how to balance national security with economic realities.
Donald Trump’s latest diplomatic manoeuvres have sent shockwaves through Europe. With plans for direct peace talks with Vladimir Putin, the former US president appears willing to push Ukraine into territorial concessions. But what does this mean for the UK? From military strategy to diplomatic alliances, Britain now faces a critical test of its role in European security. With NATO unity at stake and Ukraine’s sovereignty hanging by a thread, the UK must decide whether to step up or risk being sidelined.
Donald Trump has obliterated not only Sir Keir Starmer’s foreign policy but 80 years of British strategy. The leader of the only stable left-wing coalition in the G7 needs a new one.
Decolonisation or Strategic Retreat? The UK’s decision to hand sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius marks an important moment in British foreign policy. Framed
With the presidential team seemingly advocating British “regime change” and Trump ally Elon Musk calling for Starmer to be jailed, Trump’s comments to the BBC
As Donald Trump assumed the presidency earlier this week, significant questions loom regarding the impact of his administration on the US healthcare system and its
The landscape of AI is undergoing a transformative shift. In a high-profile move, the US has unveiled plans to lead the AI race with a
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