Abortion and the Midterm Elections: Are the Republicans Suffering in the Post-Roe v. Wade era?
Two years after Joe Biden and the Democrats’ victory in 2020, American citizens headed to the polls once again for the midterm elections.
Opinion: The Channel Crossings demonstrate an essential failing in our system
On the 8th of November 2022, the BBC reported that a second hotel in the nearby city of Torbay was being used to
Opinion: Psychedelia and the Return of the Legal High
Psychedelic therapy, using LSD, Ketamine and MDMA may be curing depression, PTSD and alcoholism. As a result, it could be made available to
Opinion: Should we fear the rise of AI?
After speaking with a member of the Digital Humanities Lab, I found myself interested in the connection between their work and AI. Having
Viktor Orbán — The West’s friend or foe?
Viktor Orbán — the current Prime Minister of Hungary and leader of the political party Fidesz — has not only shaped politics in Hungary
Stalemate in Stormont: Why Are Northern Ireland Heading to the Polls Again?
Despite Britain’s significant role in influencing the geopolitical landscape on the island of Ireland, there is a notable lack of knowledge in the
Opinion: A Defence of Nimbyism
At the Politics Society Question Time, held on the 24th of October of this year, comprising all of Exeter’s different political societies, both
Opinion: Matt Hancock’s an MP, Get Him Out of Here
Headlines broke recently when Matt Hancock was suspended as a Conservative MP over severe controversy over joining this year’s series of ‘I’m a
Edi Rama — Albania’s future or downfall?
Edi Rama’s leadership has not been without hardship. Coming to power in September 2013, he has led Albania through a myriad of changes.
Question Time: A Surprising Amount of Agreement
By Amelie Thompson and Ewan Edwards Going into the evening it was unclear what we were to expect, there were the five major