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Military rule in Myanmar is Back and is Here to Stay
As featured in Edition 39, available here. BY CHARLOTTE EARL (3rd year - Politics and International Studies - Croydon, UK) You would be...


Need to Know: The South China Sea - Militarisation of Islands and Territorial Disputes
As featured in Edition 39, available here. BY YIT XIANG WONG (1st year - Philosophy, Politics, and Economics - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)...


Olympic Boycott Little More Than Gesture Politics
As featured in Edition 39, available here. BY LAURA HOWARD (2nd year - History and Politics - Nottingham, UK) The ongoing debates over...


The Case Against Facebook: How the Platform Promoted the Rohingya Genocide
By HANNA BAJWA A protest on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Canada in 2018 in support of the Rohingya people, denouncing the horrendous...


India Bows Down to Climate Pressure
By OLIVER IND Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India, seen here at the COP26 Summit in Glasgow. Climate is definitely this week’s...


Jammu and Kashmir: A Conflict without Resolution?
As featured in Edition 38, available here. BY HANNA BAJWA (3rd year - PAIS and Sociology - High Wycombe, England) Kashmir is one of the...


China: A History of Human Atrocities – What is to be done?
As featured in Edition 38, available here. BY SIDNEY PYCROFT (MA - Early Modern History - Rendlesham, Suffolk) China, ruled by the...


Tokyo Olympics: Why did the Games Go Ahead?
By HANNA BAJWA On July 8th, 1853, Matthew Perry led his four ships from America into the harbour at Tokyo Bay, seeking to dissolve the...


China-Taiwan Relations: Where Does This End?
Written by Sidney Pycroft Chinese President Xi Jinping, seen here in 2014, recently sent 25 military planes over Taiwan. China-Taiwan...


Erdogan and the Istanbul Convention: A Non-Cautionary Tale
By ILGIN ÖZKUL March 20, 2021. This day seemed like it would be just another day of absurd politics, corrupted authority figures, and the...
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