Author: Conor Walsh Editors: Siddharth G. Khare and Soline Germond Politics in Northern Ireland is complicated; in a nation already burdened with a troubled history, Brexit became an additional— and unwanted —nuisance. The new Windsor framework , announced by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, is the best deal the UK can expect from the EU. The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) should support it if they have the interests of the N

Author: Margault Lepeytre Editors: Siddharth G. Khare and Soline Germond Many promises were made to the British people by the Brexiters, a significant one being ' taking back control '. In order to gain greater control over their destiny and greater sovereignty, the British people decided in a referendum to break away from the supranational organisation that is the European Union. So, three years after the official exit from the EU, has the kingdom really regained its soverei

Author: Conor Walsh Editors: Antara Basu and Hannah Westfallen In the Western world, immigration is a salient issue. It is hard to escape the tsunami of anti-migration headlines: either too many people are leaving , forcing a brain drain—depletion of skills—on an already struggling economy; or too many people are entering , allegedly stealing our jobs, our homes and our healthcare. Our man-made borders—and those who cross them—form an integral part of our nation-states. But m