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Number 10: The mad house that’s gone silent
By DANIEL SILLETT Sit down with a cup of coffee and just have a think about this. Have you heard any updates on how Rishi’s doing in...


The Spare heir
By MARIYUM IQBAL Published on the 10th of January, Prince Harry's memoir has currently sold 1.4 million copies, making it the fastest...


In rare defiance: Anti-covid restriction protests sweep China
By LILY MECKEL In a rare display of open dissent against the Chinese government, people have taken to the streets across the country to...


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...
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