In an attempt to improve sustainability in the fashion industry, the EU is cutting back on fashion shows. But how worthwhile is this? And who will it affect the most?

Alexander Seow explores how the Afghan crisis has exacerbated that of refugees, and asks if EU nations and the US can’t do more to help.

Yes, Brexit is still happening. Jess Culnane explains what has happened to Boris Johnson’s oven-ready deal

Disputes over the transition period threaten Britain’s future in Erasmus+ and Horizon, a former EU commissioner warns

Archie Earle discusses the transformation of Cambodia in the last 40 years and argues against the sanctions being put on them now

The October Brexit deadilne is fast approaching, but it’s been 117 days since the University updated its guidance for EU students considering studying here

UoM Geography department’s Professor Stefan Bouzarovski’s work aims to help the 50 million households worldwide struggling with high energy costs

Oliver Storey suggests that the demoncracy of the country rests on us having another opportunity to vote for or against Brexit.

A recent research project carried out by select universities on behalf of the United Nations Association has found the UK must improve its foreign policy after Brexit to maintain its current influence in the United Nations

A new document seen by The Mancunion sets out potential problems that UoM might face if the UK crashes out of the European Union without a deal on the 29th of March

Amelia Kent explores the impact that the Brexit deal might have on environmental legislation

Sam McGonigle takes a look at how Brexit could cause massive changes to the Premier League.

The EU has announced plans to implement lie detectors at its busiest borders, but is the science behind lie detection really infallible?

Oxford’s Chris Gosden has led calls to tackle the crippling uncertainty for UK Institutions

As it is revealed that 90% of the World’s largest firms lobby against action on climate change, Sophie Marriott argues that corporate power poses the biggest threat to the future of the environment and society.

Matthew Gold reveals the hypocrisy of the Conservative MEPs defending the antisemitic Hungarian regime in the European Union in order to remain allied with the country after Brexit.

“A deal or no-deal Brexit is the biggest challenge facing higher education and the country”, says Sally Hunt.

The UK has pledged at least £92m to a satellite navigation system that is proposed to rival the EU’s Galileo project. After the EU announced that the UK would not be able to access sensitive encrypted data from Galileo post-Brexit this coming March, the UK has threatened to launch its own sat-nav system despite having […]

Most likely just the beginning– Hungary is another example of European fascism on the rise.

European Affairs society hosts engaging talk inviting students to think about EU’s role with Africa and other former colonised areas’ development and trade on the eve of Brexit