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Image 17 Jun 2025 Traditional news publishers are being sidelined as audiences lean into video news and online influencers, new RISJ report finds. Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism Nic Newman Amy Ross Arguedas Craig Robertson Rasmus Kleis Nielsen Richard Fletcher
Image 16 Jun 2025 Nahjae Nunes awarded prestigious prize for research into structural inequalities within global economic governance Nahjae Nunes
Image 9 Jun 2025 OCPSG speaks to the European Parliament's Special Committee on the European Democracy Shield Mission to the UK Nachiket Midha Ho Ting Hung
Image 27 May 2025 World-leading Oxford academics and industry executives explore geopolitical challenges shaping decision-making across a variety of sectors
Image 8 May 2025 Dr Yuna Han, Departmental Lecturer in International Relations, co-authors publication on The Temporal Politics of Inevitability. Yuna Han
Image 6 May 2025 Oxford Politics maintains second position in the world in 2025 QS World Rankings by subject
