“I am not convinced by Starmer’s ‘special relationship’”
Per Capita's Charlie Windle questions why Starmer is so afraid of retaliating against Trump, and upsetting his ‘friends’ across the pond.
Lessons from a Year Abroad: “Estonians are changing their attitudes towards the Russian Language”
”What I have found particularly striking is Estonians’ desire to cling onto the freedom that they have only had glimpses of over the past century“, writes Libby James, an MML student at St Catherine's College, University of Cambridge.
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Explainer: The EU’s “Venezuala Majority” and the aftermath of the EU Parliamentary Elections 2024
There is a new power-balance in the European Parliament – dubbed the "Venezuela Majority". This explainer outlines the growth in popularity of far-right parties in the European Parliament.
Analysed: The Mirage of the Finnish “Education Miracle”
Per Capita's Anni Myllymaki highlights the the Mirage of the Finnish “Education Miracle”, as the latest PISA results show Finland's decline in education world rankings.
We need to address “plummeting political news coverage of the Caribbean”: The Guyana-Venezuela Talks
Stephanie Ormond discusses what the Guyana-Venezuela talks mean for the Caribbean and inter-regional relations, and asks whether the region will mend the red carpet to ”welcome neo-colonial access to an already vulnerable nation”.