Opinion: Aitana Bonmatí and Cultural Hatred
Aitana Bonmati, midfielder for FC Barcelona’s women’s team, won the Ballon d’Or 2023. Undoubtedly the world’s best player by some distance in the
Oppenheimer’s Chilling Prophecies: Navigating the Global Landscape of Nuclear Arms
Decades have passed since Oppenheimer’s visionary genius unleashed the cataclysmic force of nuclear arms upon the world, forever altering the course of history.
Opinion: The Overlooked Story of Yemen
Yemen is home to the ‘Forgotten War’ of the 21st century. Why? It is a relatively remote country that is largely an unknown character
Ecuadorian Elections: Noboa and the Long Road Ahead
At thirty-five years old, Daniel Noboa has recently been elected as Ecuador’s president, the youngest in the country’s history. Elections were called by
Opinion: Has COVID-19 Changed Us Forever? The Pandemic’s Impact on our Behaviour Three Years Later
March 2020 marked the beginning of a three-year-long pandemic — COVID-19. The social and economic impact of the pandemic was rapid and severe,
Opinion: The 18th Birthday, Still a Fair Benchmark for Adulthood?
The eighteenth birthday has long been considered one of life’s big milestones, with society officially dubbing you an ‘adult’. However, more and more
Opinion: No Rewards for Guessing Who’ll Lose the Next General Election. But What’s Next in Store for the Conservatives?
So the Conservatives are going to lose the next general election. There are already some accepted facts of what’s in store, from Rishi
Opinion: The Problem With Australia’s System of Mandatory Voting
It is undeniable that voting stands at the heart of democracy as an act of civic participation, one which ensures formal representation in
Climate Change: Are We Being Let Down by Government Mismanagement?
The government’s new NetZero plan and revisions to previous Green strategies have been described to be drastically in conflict with its previous projection
Opinion: How Does the Open Access Policy for Digital Heritage Result in Epistemic Injustice?
The spirit of the aggrieved Indigenous people has never rested centuries after the Spanish colonisation of the Americas. On the British Museum’s online