Opinion: Black history month remains vitally important
The UK is a country built on the achievements of black people. This fact is something that even our leaders are quick to brush over. Recent and historical scandals
Opinion: We should not separate history by race
November marks the end of the UK’s Black History Month (BHM), which is celebrated annually during October, with this year’s theme ‘Proud to
Israel claims human rights groups are terrorist organisations
On the 19th of October, the Israeli government labelled six Palestinian human rights groups as terrorist organisations, claiming that they have “undercover links
Only states’ actions will stop climate change – stop blaming the individual.
Highly developed states, including the United Kingdom (UK) and United States of America (USA) are not doing enough to stop the full impact
Opinion: Is freedom just oppression through rose-tinted glasses?
“A soul-piercing battle cry from powerless and downtrodden citizens sends shockwaves through a broken city. An emotive call to arms that cannot help
The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
With Black History Month coming to an end, I wanted to bring light to an underreported tragedy. The horrible story of the Tulsa
Opinion: 2021 Israeli Elections, six months on – Part 1
At face value, Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett are the most unlikely of duos. The pair represent just about the furthest thing from
Change or continuity: Angela Merkel and her foreign policy legacy
In her fifteen years as Chancellor, Angela Merkel has defined the very essence of ‘what it means to be German’. Pragmatism, consensus, and
‘Between the Earth and the sky’: Statelessness in the modern world
In The Terminal (2004), we comedically experience life trapped within an airport from the perspective of Tom Hank’s character, who has become imprisoned
Opinion: Palestine, Apartheid and Online Activism
There is nothing quite as divisive as talking about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which is perhaps why many people do not explicitly voice their