A selection of election reflections: shocks, shams, and all manner of shakes
2024 was the year of the election and also the dragon. Across more than 70 countries over 1.7 billion people...
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Features
Warwick in 2085: What does the future hold?
Martin Day
Jan. 21
The economic costs of Brexit
Rafael Andres Duque
Jan. 14
‘Operation Varsity Blues’ and the world of US college admissions
James Watson
Jan. 14
The culture of silence: Gregg Wallace allegations highlight how fame protects perpetrators of abuse
Sofia Drake-Perello
Jan. 12
A billion and one problems: How America’s wealthiest shape politics and threaten democracy
Evan Morris
Dec. 22
‘Forever chemicals’ in focus: How Yorkshire could make UK legal history
Casie Osborne
Dec. 20
How TikTok cancelled the Romanian election
Ben Tanguy
Dec. 18
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