Comment·20th November 2016The Poppy Connects our Past and Present Charles McGrath Earlier and earlier every year, more and more poppies appear on the lapels of all kinds of people. It’s hard... Read More
Comment·20th November 2016Nuclear Weapons: Learning from the Past Mayu Noda In politics, human life ironically seems to be of little interest; the response of the USA and Japan to the... Read More
Comment·20th November 2016Brexit – the End for the United Kingdom? Georgia Ross I was sat at a table having lunch with friends, friends from all over the world with myself as the... Read More
Comment·8th November 2016May Cannot Afford to Sideline Climate Change Theresa May proclaims that she wants a society that “works for everyone.” It is surprising, then, that she seems to... Read More
Comment·7th November 2016EU-Canada Trade Deal has Wider Implications Lottie Hayton Until recently, Wallonia remained a relatively unknown region of Belgium. This October, however, the French-speaking federal region of Belgium blocked... Read More
Comment·5th November 2016Chaos in the Jungle of France’s own making Oliver Hirsch ‘The camp is now almost completely on fire and not safe. Volunteers are reporting hundreds of unaccompanied minors under the... Read More
Comment·28th October 2016Freshers’ Week First Aid Could Save Lives Emma-Jane Hampsheir-Gill Every autumn, universities up and down the country open their doors to new students excited by the thought of independent... Read More
Comment·27th October 2016What does Brexit mean for ERASMUS? Shasta Kaul Jo Johnson, Minister of State for Universities and Science, said in a statement in June 2016, “The UK’s future access... Read More
Comment·25th October 2016May’s Rhetoric Masks a Rampant Right Max Clements It’s been almost 4 months since hurricane Brexit tore through British politics and it is only now that the dust... Read More
Comment·17th October 2016Referendums can’t solve the democracy crisis Claire Sims We are living in dissatisfied times. The representative democracy which governs daily Western life is not ideal – perhaps some... Read More
Comment·17th October 2016Abortion policies: the human right to health Sarah Borg The large majority of those reading this will be entitled to healthcare under the National Health Service (NHS). This means... Read More
Comment·11th October 2016Did anyone really win the Labour leadership election? Labour’s divisive leadership election has come to an end. Although technically a resounding victory for Jeremy Corbyn, neither of the... Read More
Comment·3rd August 2016Denmark proves high taxes can mean happiness On a recent visit to Denmark, I was amazed by the number of Danes who spoke so passionately about their... Read More