politics

Esports legend Lee ‘Faker’ Sang-hyeok has recently been pulled into the upcoming South Korean presidential election, after his […]

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With the UK 2024 general election happening on July 4th, which political parties have pledged support for the […]

Read More… from Which UK party is best for the games industry in the 2024 general election? We analyse their manifestos, as Ukie’s esports lead welcomes Labour’s creative economy and games plans

In this special series of articles, Esports News UK’s coverage of the Blast Spring Final 2024 is in collaboration with […]

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The average geek in the UK is 33% more likely to vote than the average Brit in England’s 2024 local […]

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Liz Truss has today resigned as Prime Minister of the UK. And UK esports reacted in the way […]

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Shadow Culture Minister Alex Davies-Jones has called on the UK Government and other MPs to better understand esports […]

Read More… from As France gets its first CSGO Major, what can the UK Government do to better support esports? We interview Shadow Culture Minister Alex Davies-Jones at Westminster Games Week: ‘I don’t think the government ‘get’ esports. I’d encourage all parliamentarians & stakeholders to get involved and see what esports is all about’

Esports News UK reached out to all the major political parties over the past few months to attempt to […]

Read More… from Do any of the major political parties really care about esports? We asked the Pirate Party