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·10th November 2018

The AFD: what you need to know – and the questions we need to ask

Leo Maedje & Celine Li
Image Credit: Wikimedia The Oxford Union announced on Friday that Alice Weidel, parliamentary party leader of the AfD, will not...
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·17th November 2018

Why Democrats can feel cautiously optimistic about 2020

Nat Rachman
Image Credit: Flikr On Tuesday 6th November, I had something of a heavy night. I stayed up drinking into the...
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·24th November 2018

Culture war is making us forget what is important

William Evans
Image credit: Fibonacci Blue (Flickr) “A grand canyon has opened up in our world”: on one side is the alt-right, on...
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·18th December 2018

More concessions for the Yellow Vests: working people of France are showing Macron who he works for

Michael Culbert
The widespread Gilets Jaunes, or “Yellow Vests” protests in France have entered their fifth week with no sign of ending....
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·17th January 2019

Japan’s decision to recommence whaling is perhaps not such a bad thing

James Ashworth
Late last year, the Japanese government’s chief spokesperson announced that the country will restart its commercial whaling program in July...
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·27th January 2019

The return of Ali Bongo: what’s next for Gabon?

Evie McCullough
Image Description: President Ali Bongo (left) with ex-president of France Francois Hollande (right). On January 15th, Gabon’s president, Ali Bongo,...
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·19th February 2019

Bernie must complete the revolution he began in 2016

Michael Culbert
One thing must be said before any discussion of the 2020 US presidential election can be entered into: it is...
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·23rd February 2019

Corruption, delayed elections and fake news: what is the future of Nigerian democracy?

Jonathan Topaz
Image description: sitting president Muhammadu Buhari Last week, millions of Nigerians made their way from across the country to vote in...
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·23rd March 2019

The trouble with tech: why Elizabeth Warren has the right idea

Matthew Kayanja
Image Description: Elizabeth Warren speaking at event. At what point does a company seem more like a country? In San...
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·17th April 2019

The Shortcomings of the Mainstream Media: A Climate Change Perspective

Nasr Islam
Image Description: UN Secretary-General AntĂłnio Guterres, who has called for a World Climate Summit scheduled for September 2019 Greta Thunberg,...
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·16th November 2018

“Time to start a new chapter”:  uncertainty looms as the Merkel era comes to an end 

Maria Kostylew
Image Credit: Wikipedia (CC-BY-SA-3.0) “It is time to start a new chapter” declared Angela Merkel, announcing her decision not to...
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·23rd November 2018

Why have we stopped talking about the Rohingya?

Evie McCullough
Image credit: Wikipedia (DFID) In August last year, 20,000 Rohingya Muslims were forced to flee Rahkine State, a western province...
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·17th December 2018

George HW Bush: Flawed and complex, but worthy of our admiration

Oliver Tushingham
For many commenting on George H.W. Bush’s passing, his life and legacy have been used as a tool for expressing...
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·11th January 2019

Bolsonaro is the product of Brazil’s corruption and its forgotten people

Jia Yi Tham
Is there a global turn to the far-right? To call this “global” is true, but the implication that this is...
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·25th January 2019

Trump will be re-elected if Democrats play his game

William Evans
The Democrats are in urgent need of a reality check. They did fairly well in last November’s mid-terms, but this...
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·8th February 2019

The Venezuelan crisis: Can Maduro survive?

Isabella Massam
It is not hyperbole to say that Venezuela is in crisis. The country is in the grip of hyperinflation; a...
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·22nd February 2019

Pragmatism is what we need to beat Trump – and Amy Klobuchar’s got spades of it 

Jia Yi Tham
Given the already saturated nature of the Democratic primaries, what really matters is to be able to stand out from...
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·17th March 2019

The Vietnam Summit: An end to the “fire and fury”?

Evie McCullough
On February 27, 2019, US President Donald Trump and North Korean Chairman Kim Jung Un met at the Metropole Hotel...
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·10th April 2019

To revoke or not to revoke? The Sultan of Brunei’s honorary degree

Jacob Harrison, Issac
The University is correct to privilege due process amongst calls for revocation – Jacob Harrison Brunei’s new penal code, which...
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