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Ecuador’s Election: a Rejection of Neoliberalism and Extractivism?
By BEN FIRTH It is no surprise that the President of Ecuador has declined to run again for office. Lenín Moreno has seen his approval...


Republicans sticking by Trump: was it worth it?
Written by Lily Meckel Senator Ted Cruz, one of President Trump's biggest defenders, received just 3% in a poll of likely 2024 Republican...


The new Cumbria Coal mine is a major threat to climate action
By BEN MORLEY Kellingley Colliery was the last deep coal mine in the UK to operate, closing in 2015. The planned build of the first new...


Education is key to stopping harmful online trolling
By Oisín Phillips It is evident that the awareness of the use of social media as a tool of harassment has grown significantly in the past...


Disha Ravi and Environmental Activism in India
by HANNA BAJWA Disha Ravi is a 22-year-old climate change activist, recently arrested and charged with sedition. She is a well-known...


Biden's Role in the Future of Yemen
By LILY MECKEL War in Yemen has ravaged the country since 2014. What was initially a fight between the Houthi movement, with support from...


Where did it all go Mac-wrong?
By Zach Roberts Marine Le Pen was left visibly stunned when the Interior Minister, Gérald Darmanin, claimed that her party, National...


What is happening in Xinjiang?
by FEE MERALI In 2018, the UN became aware that Uyghur Muslims' possible detainment for "re-education" and other minority groups in the...


Australia's fight with Facebook and Google
By WILL ALLEN Overnight Facebook destroyed digital news in Australia. On the day that saw the technology giant Google begin to negotiate...


The Many Pros and Cons of the Cumbrian Coal Mine
Written by Matthew Alexander All UK deep coal mines had closed by the end of 2015, like this one in South Wales. The Cumbria Coal mine...
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