In recent years, the political memoir has become a steady source of income for publishers and insider gossip for readers. Whether you think politicians are simply “cashing-in” on their time in power, or passing on their wisdom, here’s how the political memoir became a weapon and why.

What used to be the luxury of former prime ministers has since become a legitimate tool for revenge and reinvention. On the day of her resignation as British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher committed to writing her memoir. Three years and £3.5 million later, The Downing Street Years hit the shelves…

In February, 15.7 million Ecuadorians will head to the polls in a first round to elect a new President, Vice-President and National Assembly. Here’s what you need to know.

How does Ecuador’s democratic system work?

The country’s first democratic presidential election took place in 1979, when Jamie Roldos Aguilera took…

At 11pm on 31st December 2020, the EU-UK transition period ended. A section of Twitter responded by flooding feeds with #FBPE Tweets. Some tapped these four letters on their keyboard and phones as a last act of defiance. …