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24 May 2019
Alumnus writes on the importance of the European Elections

Saim Saeed (MPP 2015) argues that the 2019 European Elections matter and they should be taken seriously by politicians and voters alike, in a piece for Foreign Policy.

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06 October 2026

MPP Alumna Soledad Núñez elected as Mayor of Asunción

Soledad Núñez (MPP 2018) has been elected as Mayor of Asunción, Paraguay, in municipal elections that took place on 4 October.

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28 September 2026

2026 Master of Public Policy Students come from 59 countries with 76% of places fully funded 

This week we welcome a new cohort of 149 Master of Public Policy students, representing 59 countries across the world – including our very first students from Bahrain, Cyprus, Costa Rica, Republic of Congo and St Kitts and Nevis, expanding our MPP community to 141 nationalities.

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18 September 2026

UK needs a new economic strategy for a changing world, says Heywood Fellow

2026 Heywood Fellow Jenny Bates argues that the United Kingdom needs a new international economic strategy, one that reflects the UK's place in a changing world – balancing openness with economic security, resilience and the ability to act in the national interest. 

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