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The Covid-19 Dichotomy: The stark differences between the East and the West
By FEE MERALI Across South-Asia, people are returning to life as usual. Pubs and restaurants are open for business, non-essential shops...


The Rise, Fall, and Fall Again of Rudy Giuliani
By BAILEY AGBAI Former Mayor of New York Rudy Giuliani is, like so many of the political figures he allies himself with, a multi-layered...


What will a Biden administration mean for US-EU relations?
By TERESA TURKHEIMER Who could ever forget that iconic photograph taken at the G7 summit in 2018 – reminiscent of a renaissance painting...


FOR and AGAINST: Has Scottish devolution worked?
JAMES BALDWIN argues in favour of devolution As if we aren’t already used to the Prime Minister saying something foolhardy or reckless,...


Great Britain: are we still the land of hope and glory?
By DOMINIC GILONIS I would describe myself as a patriot of this country; I feel a certain amount of loyalty to its ideals, and praise it...


The Next Step in US Foreign Policy: Can the US Retain its Superpower Position?
By ALI ATIA Is America in decline? It is a perennial question, inevitably addressed when the world’s lonely superpower appears vulnerable...


La Sape as a Political Movement: A Historical Context
By HANNA BAJWA La Sape is an abbreviation of Société des Ambianceurs et des Personnes Élégantes, translating to Society of...


No more petrol and diesel cars from 2030
By REMI TROVO As the fifth anniversary of the Paris Climate Accord and the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow approach, the Prime Minister...


US Election Autopsy: A beginning of a healing?
By ROBERT ALLISON Whilst it wasn’t the landslide many had predicted or hoped for, Joe Biden’s victory was decisive, and brings down the...


Nagorno-Karabakh: will the recent ceasefire be permanent this time?
By CODY FRITZ After three failed ceasefire agreements between Armenia and Azerbaijan in the past two months, it appears both parties are...
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