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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...


Rebel Ideas: The Power of Diverse Thinking by Matthew Syed – An Argument For Diversity
By ISA SEEDAT Diversity is a concept we have all encountered before. Be it at school, university or work, the virtues of diversity have...


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...


A New World Order? Western economies’ 2022 decline
By TOME LOWE ‘I’m afraid there is no money’: How the unholy alliance of Brexit and Covid-19 pulled the UK economy apart. Upon his...


For humanity or self-interest? Turkey as mediator between Russia and Ukraine
By WILL KINGSTON-COX Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has propelled Turkey into the unique position of mediator between both Moscow and the...


Need to Know: The Metaverse - a virtual idea or a reality?
By SANJANA IYER What is it - from the 90s to now: The term “metaverse”, first coined by Neal Stephenson in his 1992 sci-fi novel “Snow...


National Strikes: Why we can’t condemn them
By LEEN ALKHLAIFAT Over the last six months, the UK has seen a series of strikes in the railway sector. Whilst the strikes are set to...


Boris’ bumper book: Ex-PM set to release memoir
By ELICIA DAMBROSIO There seems to be a long-established tradition within British politics of the Prime Minister memoir. Following on...
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