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...Refugees and seemed a more neutral actor, given Russia’s relations with some states with the Eastern European region at the time. Following these changes, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 77/335 ‘Revitalization of the work of the General Assembly’ in September 2023. The resolution noted for the first time that ‘gender parity and geographical balance have...

...separates those who prefer cultural continuity and order from novelty-seekers open to diversity. Policymakers and pundits should face this instead of imagining that old remedies – schools, hospitals, jobs – will put the populist genie back in the bottle. This article was originally published by the LSE British Politics & Policy blog under a CC-BY-NC-ND licence...

...refugee as we know now with all the people trying to enter Europe from places like Syria and Afghanistan. Lots of countries try very hard to keep hold of regions that would like more autonomy but nonetheless there is that tension. So movement is easy for some, less easy for others. Andy Morris If I could ask you about some of your selections for the book as well. I mean I...

...refugees and many more besides. Labour has proved inept at challenging such attacks and indeed on many issues is close to the Tories that to its key heartlands (as results in Scotland have demonstrated only too starkly). The UK is an ever more divided and unequal place; Scotland is an ever more unequal and divided place too. A key enduring lesson of the 2014 Scottish...

...asylum: “he walks on all fours, picks up everything he finds in his teeth, and in the same way he uses his teeth to dig up carrots, roots, etc., that he then carries to a corner and swallows, without standing up.” Another source describes a patient who “thinks she has become a dog, a bull, a man: all the parts of her body are deformed, enlarged: she doesn’t...