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·23rd November 2021

Why is the West so desensitised to tragedy in the Middle East?

Lucie Guano Dent
Jordan is a bastion of peace in comparison to many other states the Middle East. Relatively stable, the most the...
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·14th January 2020

Debate: what is the right response to the Iran Crisis?

Robert Macilraith
Image description: Qasem Soleimani International co-operation is the only solution Boris Johnson’s government is right to offer cautious support to...
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·10th February 2017

From the rooftops of Saigon to the deserts of Iraq

Xavier Greenwood
The Vietnam War ended not with a bang but a whimper. On 29th April 1975, from the rooftop of 22...
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·25th January 2016

Why the tangled web of US foreign policy is doomed to fail

Alex Lupsaiu
In his last state of the union address Barack Obama renewed his commitment to “use every element of national power”...
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·24th March 2013

The Iraq War: A resolute rebuttal

Cameron Quinn
This piece was written in response to Harry Gillow’s defence of the Iraq War, also written for OxStu, which can...
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·21st January 2020

Debate: what is the right response to the Iran crisis?

Santiago Bedoya Pardo
The United Kingdom must lead mediation Qasem Soleimani is no martyr. To lament his death would be to turn a...
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·12th October 2017

The state of Iraq post-Daesh looks bleak

Maan Al-Yasiri
The liberation of Mosul and the continued fight against the last few pockets of Daesh resistance in Iraq is at...
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·24th October 2016

Profile: Rosaline Ereira and the refugee crisis

Last year in September, over 100,000 people marched through the streets of London for a rally in support of refugees....
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·8th February 2015

Debate: We should not escalate the conflict against ISIS

NATO is the most powerful military organisation ever; the alliance spent over $1 trillion on defence last year, with the...
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·20th March 2013

The Iraq War: A Tentative Defence 10 Years On

Harry Gillow
Ten years ago to the day the first coalition troops entered Iraq; a month later, George W. Bush declared the...
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