Following military coups that brought pro-Russian juntas to power over the last few years, Niger, Burkina Faso and Mali, announced their withdrawal from ECOWAS this weekend. Many were shocked to see the Russian flag flying over historically western aligned countries. This development shouldn’t surprise anyone, however.
In the lead-up to Christmas, Chamber UK hosted the latest series of Baroness Barker’s Book Club – “A Christmas Classics Collection.” Baroness Liz Barker welcomed
Newly appointed chair of the APPG on Climate Change, Luke Murphy discusses how this parliament will be pivotal for advancing climate and nature action.
With channel crossings nearing record highs and a recent spate of devastating fatalities, illegal immigration has reached the forefront of Keir Starmer’s agenda
Paul Kagame was elected president with 99% of the vote this week on a 98% turnout. Although undoubtedly disappointed in the 1% he wasn’t quite
Providing insight into the extensive diplomatic career and grassroots political journey of Caroline Newton, Conservative parliamentary candidate for Henley and Thames, highlighting her experiences in international relations and local governance and her aspirations for promoting Britain’s place in the world.
Global progress on the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has significantly lagged, exacerbated by the pandemic, geopolitical conflicts, and climate challenges. The UK is addressing these shortfalls through a strategic, integrated approach, emphasising education, climate resilience, and health, particularly for women and children, to drive meaningful change and uphold its commitment to global development.
In the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) has surged, reflecting a broader trend of its strategic use in global conflicts. This article delves into the specific case of Russian-perpetrated CRSV in Ukraine, examining its brutal manifestations and the role of proxy warfare.
In this article, Stuart Carroll, Director of Market Access and Policy Affairs at Moderna, sets out why the Government needs to match Moderna’s commitment to equitable access in healthcare research.
In June, the Levelling Up Commission held an online inquiry session on education inequalities in the United Kingdom.
Our editor, Charlotte Dignam, interviewed Tony Fairweather, author and founder of The Windrush Collection, to discuss his work and inspirations.
In a compelling address at the Chamber and IQVIA Midlands Seminar, Professor Bola Owolabi challenged the prevailing discourse on health inequalities. Rather than dwelling on
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