“The Worst of Politics” - British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s transphobic rhetoric
Law & Politics
The Question of Unilateral Recognition
LEGAL DEBRIEF - South Africa accuses Israel of Genocide at the ICJ
Profiles in Power - Mary Lou McDonald
The Case for Direct Democracy
Joshua McCormack considers the arguable merits of introducing a more engaged, responsive, and participatory vision of democratic politics to Ireland, based on the Swiss model.…
Israel-Palestine: War in Gaza leaves Peace Activists Stranded
Law & Politics Editor Michael Keating Dake discusses the history in which the ongoing crisis in Gaza is rooted.…
Election Predictions
Caoimhe Doyle analyses the latest IPSOS/Irish Times polling data, offering her predictions for the next General Election.…
Far-Right Activists stage Protest outside Leinster House
Content Warning: This article features a discussion of protests staged by far-right activists with anti-immigrant and racist views, which some readers may find distressing.…
Students and Young People across Ireland stage Protests on Climate Crisis.
What do the UCDSU Sabbats officers think about politics? An interview with Martha Ní Riada
Biased Neutrality? - Defence Forces Provide Military Training to Ukrainians
Students - Has the Housing Emergency impacted on your voting preferences?
Increased Garda Presence on Dublin Streets sparks Controversy
The Irish Housing Crisis, a Social and Political Shamble
A Short History of Irish-American Relations
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Rishi Sunak becomes UK prime minister, promising to unite the country “with action.”
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Re-evaluating the Irish cost-of-living crisis
Hannah Costello examines the cost of living crisis, looking at rising costs, decreasing housing supply, what the government is doing about it and how it ties into the war in Ukraine, climate change, and COVID-19.…
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Omnishambles: Liz Truss and the zenith of contemporary populism
With Liz Truss’ premiership looking dead on arrival, Michael Bergin explores the effects of populism on modern British politics.…