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We want contributions that challenge the status quo, inspire dialogue, and advocate for a fairer and more inclusive society.

17/03/2023 | By Gary Kent

Britain in a Multipolar World: Embracing Foreign Policy

10/03/2023 | By Paul Richards

Victory within reach, but far from certain for Labour

Outlines of 3 women set against backdrop of Islington

08/03/2023 | By Sara Hyde

IWD: The Power of Women in Local Government

16/02/2023 | By Gary Kent

Struggle for Peace: The Belfast Agreement

03/02/2023 | By Hannah Lazell

Levelling Up and Local Government

26/01/2023 | By Gary Kent

Iraq: What should the West learn from its interventions?

Nadhim Zahawi on the left, looking over his shoulder behind bags of money. Rich Sunak on the right, looking forwards.

24/01/2023 | By Paul Richards

Sunak fails the smell test

Apprenticeship application paper set against pink background

20/01/2023 | By Jamal Uddin

The Tory’s Apprenticeship Failures

House of Lords members facing away from the camera wearing robes. Figure in the middle of the crowd removed and outline is coloured in.

13/01/2023 | By Jeevun Sandher

Proportional Representation leads to less poverty and more growth. That is why we should use it to elect a replacement House of Lords.

Keir Starmer on left in blue, Labour Rose on the right in pink.

11/01/2023 | By Matt Oulton & Dom Shaw

How much New Labour should the current Labour Party adopt?

20/12/2022 | By Gary Kent

Iran: Supporting civil rights in the context of imperial history

Lisa Nandy on left, looking at signpost which reads "future". Backdrop of a map of UK.

19/12/2022 | By Matt Bevington

“All In”— a signpost, not a roadmap, to a better future

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