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‘Signalgate’: how the US government creates and guards its secrets

Apr 8, 2025 Editor Comment on ‘Signalgate’: how the US government creates and guards its secrets

By Kaeten Mistry, Associate Professor of American History, University of East Anglia The conundrum of when classified information is not deemed top secret is at

Democracy Elections Expert Political Analysis Political Leaders Protests Turkish politics

Turkey on the edge

Apr 1, 2025 Editor Comment on Turkey on the edge

Through the arrestation of İmamoğlu Erdoğan aims at more than eliminating his strongest rival By Arife Kose (UEA) The arrest of Ekrem İmamoğlu, mayor of

Europe & the EU International Relations US Foreign Policy US Politics

Trump 2.0: Why a second term in the Oval Office is catastrophic for the European Union

Mar 4, 2025 Editor Comment on Trump 2.0: Why a second term in the Oval Office is catastrophic for the European Union

By Harry Hodge (UEA) Donald Trump has been elected president for a second term, and Europe is in fear of the consequences. This time it

Europe & the EU International Relations

How likely is Moldova to become a Member of the EU by 2030?

Mar 3, 2025 Editor 2 Comments on How likely is Moldova to become a Member of the EU by 2030?

By Alex Ashman (UEA) In 2024, Moldova held a constitutional referendum on European accession. Despite, a widespread Russian campaign of interference in the vote, the

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Improving support for postgraduate researchers’ wellbeing

Feb 21, 2025 Editor Comment on Improving support for postgraduate researchers’ wellbeing

by Dr John Turnpenny (UEA) There has been concern in many countries for decades about poor wellbeing and mental health among students and staff in

Britain and Europe Europe & the EU Student blog

The importance of strengthening the Erasmus+ programme

Feb 8, 2025 Editor Comment on The importance of strengthening the Erasmus+ programme

By Vittoria Webb, UEA 2nd Year visiting student Following threats to reduce Erasmus+ funding, the European Parliament succeeded in preserving it. However, considering the importance

International Relations US Foreign Policy US Politics

‘Signalgate’: how the US government creates and guards its secrets

Apr 8, 2025 Editor 0
Democracy Elections Expert Political Analysis Political Leaders Protests Turkish politics

Turkey on the edge

Apr 1, 2025 Editor 0
Europe & the EU International Relations US Foreign Policy US Politics

Trump 2.0: Why a second term in the Oval Office is catastrophic for the European Union

Mar 4, 2025 Editor 0
Europe & the EU International Relations

How likely is Moldova to become a Member of the EU by 2030?

Mar 3, 2025 Editor 2
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Improving support for postgraduate researchers’ wellbeing

Feb 21, 2025 Editor 0
Britain and Europe Europe & the EU Student blog

The importance of strengthening the Erasmus+ programme

Feb 8, 2025 Editor 0
Saint Stephens Tower during Sunrise
Expert Political Analysis Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt Scottish Independence Referendum

The Morning After: Why the Scottish Referendum could (and should) be the making of ‘New’ Britain

Sep 16, 2014 Editor4 Comments on The Morning After: Why the Scottish Referendum could (and should) be the making of ‘New’ Britain

The Scottish referendum has revealed the UK’s urgent need for constitutional reform, argues Dr. Nick

Election Forecasting Expert Political Analysis Public Policy and Administration Scottish Independence Referendum

Your cut-out-and-keep guide to #indyref night

Sep 16, 2014 Editor4 Comments on Your cut-out-and-keep guide to #indyref night

Want to work out the outcome of the referendum before all of the results are

UEA Broadcast Journalism student
Reforming Parliamemt Scottish Independence Referendum Studying at UEA

UEA Broadcast Journalism student’s documentary on the Scottish Independence Referendum

Sep 16, 2014 Editor1 Comment on UEA Broadcast Journalism student’s documentary on the Scottish Independence Referendum

UEA Broadcast Journalism student, Hamza Bayrak, made this documentary on the Scottish independence referendum, , which

Alistair Darling
Reforming Parliamemt Scottish Independence Referendum Studying at UEA

The Scottish independence referendum is not democracy in action: the quality of debate has been too low

Sep 16, 2014 Editor1 Comment on The Scottish independence referendum is not democracy in action: the quality of debate has been too low

Whatever happens the outcome of the Scottish independence referendum, the quality of debate has been so

Swedish Democrat supporters
Election Forecasting Expert Political Analysis Political Leaders

The Smörgåsbord of Swedish Politics after the Elections

Sep 16, 2014 EditorComment on The Smörgåsbord of Swedish Politics after the Elections

Dr Johan Franzén reflects on the rise of the far-right Swedish Democrats in Sunday’s elections. The

Expert Political Analysis Reforming Parliamemt Scottish Independence Referendum

After Scotland decides: build citizen-centred democracy throughout Britain

Sep 15, 2014 Editor1 Comment on After Scotland decides: build citizen-centred democracy throughout Britain

Regardless of the outcome of the Scots vote, we must seize this chance to reimagine

EU, UK and Scotland Flags
Europe & the EU Expert Political Analysis Reforming Parliamemt Scottish Independence Referendum

Scotland: disintegration is not the answer

Sep 15, 2014 Editor1 Comment on Scotland: disintegration is not the answer

As the Scottish Independence Referendum looms, Dr. Koutrakou suggests it would be better for Europe

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Confessions of a Terrorist: An interview with Professor Richard Jackson

Sep 9, 2014 EditorComment on Confessions of a Terrorist: An interview with Professor Richard Jackson

Professor Richard Jackson will be visiting UEA on 17 September to offer a guest lecture

Critical Global Politics International Relations News Terrorism

New research published on cyberterrorism

Aug 21, 2014 EditorComment on New research published on cyberterrorism

New research has been published on cyberterrorism.  A new book published by Dr. Lee Jarvis offers

Katy Perry
Cultural Politics and Media Expert Political Analysis Music & Politics

The song remains the same? Pop, plagiarism and professional pride

Aug 21, 2014 EditorComment on The song remains the same? Pop, plagiarism and professional pride

Copyright infringement in the music industry is frequently in the news.  Dr Adam Behr shed

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‘Signalgate’: how the US government creates and guards its secrets

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Turkey on the edge

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Trump 2.0: Why a second term in the Oval Office is catastrophic for the European Union

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Moldovan President Maia Sandu with President of the European Council Charles Michel in Brussels, 29 April 2024
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How likely is Moldova to become a Member of the EU by 2030?

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Improving support for postgraduate researchers’ wellbeing

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The importance of strengthening the Erasmus+ programme

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