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  • Hungarian election: for Viktor Orbán, Ukraine is close but the elections are closer
    31 March 2022

    Hungarian election: for Viktor Orbán, Ukraine is close but the elections are closer

    UCL European Institute
  • Ukraine: Russian opposition to the invasion is giving Putin cause for alarm
    8 March 2022

    Ukraine: Russian opposition to the invasion is giving Putin cause for alarm

    UCL European Institute
  • Far-Right Extremism on Metaverse: What will it look like?
    10 February 2022

    Far-Right Extremism on Metaverse: What will it look like?

    UCL European Institute
  • Who did Twitter users blame for Brexit?
    14 September 2021

    Who did Twitter users blame for Brexit?

    UCL European Institute
  • Brexit and Beyond Report: Parliament
    28 January 2021

    Brexit and Beyond Report: Parliament

    UCL European Institute
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