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Earthshot Prize: A Key Part of Solving the Climate Crisis, or a Vanity Project?
BY SEBASTAIN REES-EWALD Prince William, the founder of the Earthshot Prize, with then Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson in 2018. “The best...


OUR FINAL HOPE: COP26
As featured in Edition 38, available here. BY BEN FIRTH (4th year - PAIS and Hispanic Studies - Sheffield, UK) “It is unequivocal that...


For and Against: The Existence of Billionaires
As featured in Edition 38, available here. BY DOMINIC GILONIS (3rd year/graduate - History - London, England) and EMILY EVEREST (3rd year...


NEED TO KNOW: Water Shortages in Hawaii
As featured in Edition 38, available here. BY CALLUM DOHERTY (3rd year - PPL - Sheffield, UK) What’s happening? Over the...


The Olympics: Politics’ Double-Edged Sword
By MYLES KIRK Ever since the commencement of the first summer Olympiad in 1896, this celebration of sporting greatness has become a...


The IPCC Report: Urgent Action Required from Failing Governments
By LUCY YOUNG The IPCC Report was a wake up call for the Western world, but it appears as though our world leaders slept through the...


History repeats as a resurgent Taliban take power
BY TOM RUGMAN The Taliban have taken control of Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, initiating mass panic at Kabul Airport. The events that...


Batley and Spen by-election: Labour hang on by a thread
Written by Niall Hawkins Sir Keir Starmer, pictured here in 2013, hailed Labour's recent victory in Batley and Spen as proof that the...


A Global Minimum Corporation Rate may just be the answer to tax havens
Written by Matthew Oulton Janet Yellen, US Treasury Secretary, recently proposed a global minimum corporate tax rate. It’s an age-old...


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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