This episode takes a look at some elections with overtime. Starting with the House of Representatives drama in the US, going into the history of the Liberia and its presidential election, and ending with the Argentine presidential election.

The episode maps the history of conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia as an exploration into their relationship and as context for the announcement about the dissolution of Nagorno-Karabakh

This summer a lot went down in the world, but this episode focuses on two regime changes in west Africa and a multitude of the CCP's antics.

The current conflict has years of history leading up to it, including colonialism, the deposition of a dictator, and the 2011 civil war. Even though the state is constantly changing, this episode goes right up to a ceasefire called 20 hours before recording.

On this episode we discuss some formidable traditions in the world of British politics from the religious to the down right stupid.

On this episode Hugh and Mac discuss the serious to the stupid whilst exploring the world of political phenomena.

This week Sam, Grace and Sofia discuss the high and primarily lows of Truss' 44 days in office

Sam and Christian explain the complexities of the invasion of Ukraine by Russia.

Disclaimer: 

Since recording the podcast, Ms Zaghari-Ratcliffe was released by the Iranian government after the UK Government paid the initial debt bill asked by the Iranian Government. 

This week we are joined by Hannah Boyle as we take a deep dive into the 'work event' scandal facing Boris Johnson, putting it into a wider perspective and assessing its impact on both him and British politics in general.

This week we attempt to make some sense out of the Ukraine crisis, looking at who's involved, what are their aims and why?