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Dr Jana Javornik discusses why childcare is a key battleground in the general election
Putting the UKs childcare cost crisis in perspective, it is worth highlighting how other countries, many of them Nordic, have forged ahead with making universal, quality childcare a priority.
Professor Jason Ralph comments on US airstrikes in Syria and Iraq
In light of conflicting legal arguments surrounding the recent airstrikes in Syria, Professor Ralph notes that this intervention is not only legitimate but also potentially legal.
Doctoral Researcher publishes article about Britain's minimum wage
George Wilson, a PhD student, discusses the forthcoming increase in the UK's minimum wage.
Dr Berger talks to the BBC
Dr Lars Berger, Associate Professor in International Security, talks to the BBC about developments in the Middle East and "Islamic State".
Dr Lars Berger discusses the implications of al-Qaeda establishing a franchise in India
Al-Qaeda on the Indian Subcontinent is novel for the top-down way it has been created, in contrast to the previous method of merging, absorbing and rebranding established independent groups.