Opinion: How Making America Great Again has Turned into an Orwellian Nightmare
In a digital age where the world feels increasingly fragmented, George Orwell’s 1984 serves as an uncomfortably prescient guide to understanding the forces
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In a digital age where the world feels increasingly fragmented, George Orwell’s 1984 serves as an uncomfortably prescient guide to understanding the forces
Book bans and censorship have surged in recent years, particularly in the United States, where challenges to literature in schools and libraries have
The global cost of living crisis has impacted many households across Europe and beyond. It is becoming increasingly difficult for people, especially larger
We may still be 1,349 days out from the November 2028 election in the United States, but the perpetual and ceaseless nature of
When I heard about the ceasefire on January 19, I was relieved. I wanted to hold on to my relief for as long
Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale has been endlessly dissected, criticised, misinterpreted and more recently, dismissed. Some argue that it reinforces the very patriarchal
Within political positions of power, women are still being severely underrepresented with only 23% of cabinet members in ministries worldwide being women. They
Less than a month in, UK is already beginning to feel the economic effects of Trump’s presidency.
As a looming government shutdown over the debt ceiling threatens domestic stability, U.S. foreign policy finds itself at a crossroads, marked by increasing dysfunction and
For years, the Globe has pushed for a theatre that champions equity, diversity, justice, and inclusion. With groundbreaking decisions to diversify gender and