Opinion: How conflict drives intolerance and irrationality – lessons from history
From the invasion of Iraq to the escalation of the intervention in Libya, many decisions taken by Western war-time leaders this century seem
Opinion: Elitism has returned to destroy universities
At fifteen years old, on the night of my first GCSE examination, I didn’t sleep. Instead of staying well-nourished, well-rested and taking a
Opinion: History as told by the TikTokers
Not only is the Ukrainian conflict on Europe’s doorstep, it is at our fingertips. All it takes is to go online, and there
Opinion: Amidst Cabinet discord and U-turns, what’s happened to the promised benefits of Brexit?
On 19th February, the BBC reported that a proposed ban on ‘fur and foie gras’, cited as a key Brexit benefit for animal
‘The Invisible Man’ – Olaf Scholz
“I think it’s fair to say that the United States has no better partner, no better friend in the world than Germany,” declared
Opinion: Could going door-to-door end the culture war?
Featured Image: ‘Libertad de expresión’ by Fundación Karisma Colombia from Flickr is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 (link to license deed). Identity has
“Heat or Eat” – The realities of the UK’s cost of living crisis
As we enter 2022, It is evident that the UK is submerging into a seismic cost of living crisis; one that threatens to
Opinion: If you believe in meritocracy and individualism, you might be a feminist
Meritocracy tends to signal a belief that each person should be recognised and treated according to the merits of their selves — their
Opinion: Why I am Not a Feminist
A few years ago, I agreed with the statement that we should all be feminists. I had many heated conversations with friends and acquaintances about
Opinion: the UK Monarchy is decaying, but we shouldn’t give up on it
The British Monarchy is undoubtably experiencing a crisis, one which spans family conflicts, its modern identity, and its future, all amidst vast changes