After withdrawing from the European Union, the United Kingdom must deal with the consequences of leaving an international organisation

The debate over the Elgin Marbles involves legal statutes which hinder the repatriation of material items in the British Museum.

Ukrainian military volunteers from the US will face challenges beyond battle from antiquated and inconsistently applied American laws.

An analysis of the effects that a return to the NYPD’s broken windows policing would have on the crime rates throughout New York City.

This article discusses recent UK government announcements regarding Brexit and the seeming lack of substance within them.

This article explores the two-party system and discusses why it exists and whether it should be scrapped in favor of a multi-party system

This article explores bilateral treaties, paying particular attention to the threat of expropriation and the question of reparations

The new US infrastructure bill allots funding for much-needed improvements to Native American communities

Following Brexit, the art trade between the UK and EU has been heavily impacted. Here are some of the key issues and concerns

An examination of the indictments brought against the Trump Organisation and Allan Weisselberg

20 years after the US began military involvement in Afghanistan, immigration laws and foreign policies threaten a humanitarian crisis

This article discusses President Biden’s first official overseas trip, focusing on both his interaction with NATO and the US-Russia summit.

This article explores the relationship between the US and Israel and analyses Biden’s response to the May 2021 protests and conflict

Biden aims to close Guantanamo Bay before the end of his first presidential term but, much like Obama, will face significant obstacles.

This article analyses the Biden Administration's use of executive orders and why they are an unsuitable alternative to passing legislation.

Taiwan’s statehood is not ambiguous. The willingness of other states to acknowledge it, however, is.

A history of discriminatory housing policy in the US and how this affects communities of colour, especially in the context of COVID-19.

The “For The People Act” gives a glimpse into an uncertain future for American voters.

This article objectively overviews the process of certifying election results and the potential for objections

Discussion of insufficient accounts of what constitutes incitement to violence and its impacts on democratic legal status

Taking a closer look at the Federal Election Commission, this article discusses how to register a new political party in the United States.

COVID-19 vaccine has added to the Israel-Palestine conflict and questioned Israel’s role as an occupying power

US should be classified as a Constitutional Republic, not a Democracy, for various reasons such as the original draft of the Constitution

Many political concerns remain for the UK and the EU to address. This has been hindered by COVID-19 which threatens a no-deal Brexit

This article discusses Donald Trump’s breaches of the Emoluments Clause and the lack of justice served as a result of his impeachment

This article analyses problems with the electoral college, looking at processes that have stifled reform and whether there is a way forward

A comparison of the lives and careers of the late RBG and newly minted Justice Amy Coney Barrett show they have more in common than assumed

The US government has no provisions to ensure effective leadership in the event of a national catastrophe, risking a succession crisis

Exploring possible alternative methods of jury trials post-COVID to eradicate case backlog and increase the efficiency of jury trials

The Supreme Court has been criticised for intruding in political spheres as the nature of law makes it unfit for such purposes

Lack of global governance on refugees leaves loopholes for states to subvert legal responsibilities, which has worsened during COVID-19

Protests against police brutality have brought the Insurrection Act to the forefront as a means of suppressing public discontent in the US