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Paula Surridge argues that the Conservatives’ strategy of targeting former Reform UK voters is unlikely to succeed and could backfire for party leader Kemi Badenoch, analysing voter behaviour and political risks.
A chapter by David Klemperer outlines the state of UK debate on electoral reform and considers future prospects for change, setting this analysis within the broader 'Policy landscape 2026' context.
Reflects on the prospects of another EU referendum, warning that public debate risks repeating the low quality and polarisation of previous campaigns and considering implications for politics and policy.
Recent state elections, including two held on Sunday, saw significant gains for the far‑right AfD, prompting Ed Turner to argue that repeated electoral advances by anti‑establishment parties are making German coalition formation and governance steadily more difficult.
Fabian Zuleeg argues that a model of Associate Membership that might suit Canada is unlikely to translate to the UK, given different geographic, political and legal contexts; he cautions against treating the Canadian precedent as a ready-made solution for UK–EU ties.