The problem with the recent elections in Nicaragua
Earlier this month, on the 7thof November 2021, Nicaragua held its general elections to decide on a new president as well as its
‘Sealing the deal’ – A caricature
This week, regular contributor Will Grosse produced a caricature representing Olaf Scholz, the forthcoming German Chancellor and his attempt, as well as success
Opinion: the Rittenhouse trial shows division over the right to self defence
Innocent teenager defending his life or ‘murderous white supremacist’? The Rittenhouse trial has shown us a ‘troubling snapshot’ of the rising tensions of
Student Campaign: ‘Educating on HIV: Tackling Stigmas and Misconceptions’
As part of our International Human Rights module this year, myself and my partners Nicole, Laura and Susanna are running a University of
A retrospective on COP26: What have we learnt?
The series of articles that I have written on climate change so far demonstrate the inaction of highly developed states. Now that COP26
COP26 world leaders – A series of caricatures
This week, our regular contributor Will Grosse produced a series of caricatures portraying world leaders who attended – and did not attend –
Deconstructing notions of male bias in Abortion laws
TW: Abortion, and mentions of suicide and sexual assault. “Here is the case of a perfectly healthy baby being sacrificed for the mother’s
Opinion: The environmental cost of fashion
We are all aware of the looming climate catastrophe that faces the world. The crisis has – for several years now – been
Opinion: Same face, but repackaged? ‘Toxic masculinity’ as a tool of the ‘Hetero-patriarchy’
Disclaimer – In the following piece, I will be referring to ‘being male’ to conceptualise how ‘toxic masculinity’ operates and its effects within
Opinion: The ‘Red Wall’ — the daftest phrase in politics
Featured Image: ‘The Red Brick Wall‘ by José Mamona on Flickr is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (link to license deed). Link to