How recent national politics in Lebanon and Israel intensify the conflict at the Blue Line
BY EMMA KÜHNELT “If … an escalation or conflict develops here, we will return Lebanon to the Stone Age” said Israel’s Minister of...
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Tensions spike in historic Cyprus split
By JAMES PRESTON As of September 16, 2022, the US Department of State commenced a further lifting of the arms embargo on the Republic of...
Swept under the rug: UK government disguises child fatalities in Afghanistan with “compensations”
By LEEN ALKHLAIFAT The charity organisation “Action On Armed Violence” (AOAV) has released a worrisome report which revealed that Britain...
Qatar 2022: making a stand and the hypocrisy of doing so
By JAKUB FEGYVERES Even as the 2022 FIFA World Cup gets underway, the excitement has failed to build-up. The characteristic...
Bibi bounces back: Can anything stop Israel's rightward drift?
By ZAC HILLS Last Tuesday, Israelis returned to the polls for the fifth time in almost four years and, despite his party making overall...
The fight for women's freedom ensues in Iran
By MILLIANA GILL-MEHAN Protests have taken place across the world in solidarity with Mahsa Amini and Iranian women Iranian women are...
Knesset elections and the PIJ: Scapegoating the Gaza siege
As featured in Edition 41, available here. By SELMA SAIK (2nd year - History and Politics - London, United Kingdom) Just months prior to...
Why the Iran Nuclear Deal is worth saving
By Daniel Blake Martin Biden Administration to withdraw Trump’s restoration of UN sanctions on Iran Ever since November of 2021, the...
Making sense of Turkey’s NATO obstruction
By DANIEL BLAKE MARTIN NATO’s immediate response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine led many to believe that it was back in business. But...
Sportswashing: How Nations Hide Their Atrocities Behind the Glamour of Sporting Events
As featured in Edition 40, available here. BY ELON GOTHLIN (3rd year - Management - Stockholm, Sweden) With the Beijing Olympics well...
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