UK partners with US, committing a big investment for research of neutrinos

In an ironic turn of tact, the US is now mimicking its great rival, China, by using an aggressive foreign policy to shore up patriotic support at home

On Monday 30th of January, thousands of people took to the streets of Manchester to protest against Trump’s executive orders

This week in global news

David Moseley draws upon reactions from both ends of the political spectrum to argue that we must be more acute in our historical comparisons

The ignorance of Castro’s Human Rights record demonstated by many in the west threatens international relations with Cuba

The “surprised” reaction to President-elect Donald Trump’s victory says a great deal about the enclaves of opinion that many students reside in

Win or lose, Donald Trump may be in line for more than people think once the race to the White House is finally over

A new wave of harsh cuts to HE institutions’ funding has left academics in financial uncertainty and fear. Many are struggling to pay for their homes and even food

It is a remarkable task to make Piers Morgan appear rational, but he isn’t wrong about gun control in the USA

The age of multi-billion dollar presidential campaigns has bred a generation of US politicians who are increasingly beholden to wealthy donors