Edmund Smith (The President-elect) dicusses the ideology of ‘Thatcherism’ and questions whether it was as coherent as sometimes claimed.

Charlotte Wild (Committee) challenges the perception that the Labour Party leads the Conservatives on women’s representation by discussing the Conservative Party’s long tradition of female leaders.

Elias Bazard (The Treasurer-elect) discusses the merits of the Conservative-introduced Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act, particularly in regards to its use in combating the influence of authoritarian regimes such as China’s.

George Kenrick (The Political Officer) breaks down and analyses the German Federal Elections taking place today.

Karl Eichholz (The Whip) outlines the challenges facing British productivity, as well as several policies that can be implemented to help address them.

Lydia Dicicco (Committee) outlines three key steps the Conservative Party needs to take in order to win the next UK General Election.

Alex Elliott (The Senior Ex-Secretary) argues why Joe Biden’s legacy will be forever tarnished by his decision to complete the withdrawal from Afghanistan.

William Gough (The Publications Editor) breaks down the data and trends from the 2024 US Presidential Election.

Conor Boyle (NEO for the CPF, Queen’s), in this panegyric to Liz Truss, takes no prisoners in defending her policies and ministry, thoroughly examining why she was right to do what she did, and how she was sabotaged by the wider Party and Establishment “blob”. A side to the Truss story with which you are unlikely to be acquainted and well worth a read!