Peter Jennings is an International Relations undergraduate at the University of Liverpool with interests in international affairs, housing, and hospitality policy. He has experience working alongside local councils and politicians, focusing on digital communications, political campaigns and policy.
Britain’s rental sector is in crisis. As Zoopla warns of four to five percent increases in rental costs by the end of 2026 and rent costs reaching their highest ever percentage of average earnings in 2025, young renters are rightfully wondering where the money to live independently will come from. However, there are cities across Europe that the British Government...
Situated in the South Caucasus, the oil-rich state of Azerbaijan finds itself central to geopolitical strategy due to its location, resources and authoritarian regime. In an effort to appear more internationally powerful and mask its highly questionable human rights record, Azerbaijan appears to be using the medium of sporting events to develop its soft power. By hosting sporting events, it...
With the hospitality sector being the sixth-largest employer in the UK, it is one of the British economy’s most important industries. However, successive governments have abandoned it, seemingly wanting to avoid what has fast become a divisive and extremely challenging puzzle. As wage bills, production costs and tax burdens soar, it is pivotal we ask what the government needs to...
