AI regulation downloading: the scope and limitations of the Bletchley Declaration
Alexandra Thurston looks at the UK Government’s AI Summit and efforts to regulate the growing industry.
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Costa’s corruption scandal: a set back for Europe’s Green Deal
Scarlett Clarke examines how Portugal’s corruption scandal will impact the EU’s Green Deal.
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Reshuffle: making the Conservative Party electable?
Joss Greenfield looks at the recent Cabinet reshuffle: does it look like a government fit for an election?
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Ohio waves goodbye to ban on abortion
Fleur Pallister examines the impact of Ohio’s pro-choice amendment to the state constitution.
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Biden’s uphill battle: one year out from the US election
Alex Jennings examines recent polling results ahead of the 2024 US election.
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Is Suella Braverman’s departure a cry for unity?
Anoushka Mundey examines why Suella Braverman was sacked as Home Secretary, and what it could mean for the future of the Conservative Party.
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New King Coal: Sunak Lays Out Plans for New Oil Drilling Licences in King’s Speech
Nathalie Rengger discusses the Government’s plan to extend fossil fuel licencing, announced in the King’s Speech.
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Bankers’ bonuses: to cap or not to cap?
Scarlett Clarke explains the debate surrounding the cap on bankers’ bonuses as it is lifted as part of post-Brexit financial regulatory change.
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India’s same-sex ruling: time for Britain to face its colonial past?
Alex Thurston looks at India’s recent ruling on same-sex marriage: how far have queer rights come in the country, and how far do India and Britain need to go in facing its past?
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In hot water: the South China Sea in crisis
Joshua Bernald-Ross analyses the current South China Sea crisis following the near collision between a a Chinese and Philippino ship.
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