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We are always looking for more people to share their unique perspective. Whether you want to write an article for us on a one off or make it a regular thing, and whether you are keen to write about controversial and difficult issues or more “simple” politics, we are interested in hearing your political voice.


The ideal article: Solution-focused, original (no AI) and opinionated (what do you think? what do you have that provides a unique angle), use of some statistics (referenced of course), around 500-900 words, avoiding academic language, about a current political affairs or a trend


We will publish your piece (as long as it meets the below requirements) within 2-5 days of submission.


Our requirements:


  • No hate / discrimination. This is unacceptable and you will not ever write for us

  • Reference all sources – accurate

  • Non-fiction only (political conspiracy theories allowed)

  • Well-written, in English not American language

  • Let us know if your piece is time-sensitive in the submission form below





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