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Politicising population - India’s population boom deepens demographic divides
By DEVINA SINGH India has been long set to become the world’s most populous country, finally surpassing China in 2023. However, a baby...


Indigenous leaders demand the withdrawal of fractured Peruvian oil company
By MILLIANA GILL-MEHAN Native leaders from the Peruvian Amazon are outraged at yet another oil spill from Peru’s state-run oil company:...


Gang violence in Haiti: The Weaponisation of women, The Forgotten victims of war
By LUCY FERRIBY-STOCKS The lens of gender is critical in the study of international security. Without it, the specific struggles of...


Energy Colonialism: the scramble for African gas in COP27
By JAZIR MOHAMMED COP27 was inevitably filled with chaos, indecision, empty objectives and fossil fuel delegates— lots of fossil fuel...


How a centrist leader led Labour to success
By KARA EVANS Keir Starmer’s prosperity in unifying a leftist party under a centrist reign can undoubtedly be equated to his realistic...


Nigeria’s presidential ray of hope – too good to be true?
By MADELINE GUEST Oppressive policies, tampered voting, and failing economies have plagued Nigeria for decades. Despite reinstating a...


Rishi Sunak: A PM with Problems
By BRADLEY BARNES Rishi Sunak is our third PM this year, gaining office following the chaotic downfall of not one, but two, Conservative...


Schengen: Idyllic Confronts Present
By KAH LONG NG Wir schaffen das! We can manage this! Reverberating still is Angela Merkel’s legacy-defining proclamation, many long...


Striking Scrooges want to ruin your Christmas (and your life)
By DANIEL SILLET Have you ever been stuck in a traffic jam on the M25? It’s very irritating – and often extremely time-consuming. And,...


Politics of Privacy: What happens when data falls into the wrong hands?
By ENAYA NIHAL Since the COVID-19 pandemic, we have become more aware than ever that companies and governments are constantly monitoring...
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