United Kingdom

In a world where data drives most decision-making, how can we work together to use analytics to help prevent the next pandemic?

The United Kingdom is counting down to a truly unpredictable election with clearly drawn battle lines between the political parties

As the UK heads toward an election, much of the focus remains on Brexit negotiations; but there needs to be more thought given to the long term, especially when it comes to trade

Anthropologist Nigel Rapport’s fieldwork explores love and respecting the individuality of life

Cultural geographer Tim Edensor is passionate about place. His career has taken him from the Taj Mahal to industrial ruins in England’s north, and now to Melbourne and its stone buildings.

While separatists in Scotland and Catalonia rally support by mixing stories of past conflicts with contemporary grievances, democratic bargaining is the more effective way to resolve nationalist tensions

Could British voters’ rejection of the Tories signal the beginning of the end for neo-liberalism?

As Brits vote in a general election that will decide who takes the country toward Brexit, two British cities have been the target of terrorist attacks in just over two weeks. But what impact could the attacks have on the democratic process?

There are two reasons the United Kingdom has voted to leave the European Union – British political agendas and the EU’s own crisis.

We have reason to be optimistic about the outcomes of the Paris conference