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8+ hour, 12+ min ago  (22+ words) Lydia Williamson-Sawyer reflects on the recent New Mergers of Feminism and Finance symposium hosted by the LSE Media and Communications Department....

16+ hour, 1+ min ago  (806+ words) LSE's engagement with Africa 0 comments | 1 shares In Tigray, the scars of war and increased fears of another conflict are visible everywhere. Yet, despite the tensions, farmers have to put politics to one side and focus on tending their land, writes…...

14+ hour, 1+ min ago  (898+ words) LSE United States Politics and Policy The London School of Economics and Political Science Latest commentary and analysis on the United States from academic experts The 2026 FIFA World Cup has become another arena for Trump's political theatre Estimated reading time:…...

12+ hour, 51+ min ago  (784+ words) Connecting business research with policy, practice and public debate Estimated reading time: 9 minutes The money stolen in online fraud is not hidden. It moves through the same banks and platforms legitimate businesses use. By studying the trial transcripts from a…...

16+ hour, 6+ min ago  (925+ words) Bridging research, policy and public debate on Europe Polling suggests most UK voters think Brexit was a mistake, but what prospect is there of Britain rejoining the EU? Iain Begg lists eight reasons why rejoining is highly unlikely to happen…...

1+ day, 11+ hour ago  (320+ words) Latest commentary and analysis on the United States from academic experts On May 22, 2026, Kevin Warsh began his tenure as Chairman of the US Federal Reserve (the "Fed). A Trump appointee, the new Chair has pledged to bring about institutional change…...

1+ day, 13+ hour ago  (99+ words) On 11 June 2026, the Department of International Relations hosted the annual Fred Halliday Memorial Lecture. Dr Marwa Daoudy spoke about how colonialism continues to shape environmental vulnerabilities in the Arab world, alongside discussant Dr Jasmine Gani. The event was chaired by…...

1+ day, 15+ hour ago  (461+ words) Informed debate for better governance 0 comments | 2 shares The Brexit referendum was supposed to save the Conservative Party from an internal conflict and stop Farage. Instead, it emboldened Farage and it might have killed the Conservative Party, argues Tim Bale. Competition…...

2+ day, 16+ hour ago  (432+ words) Informed debate for better governance The Brexit referendum became more than just a political disagreement over the country's membership of the EU. It became an identity-forming issue and a means of dismissing the other side as not just wrong, but…...