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
How can Exeter fight the Climate Crisis?
The featured image and all images in this article were taken by Jake Bonetta at the ‘How can Exeter fight the Climate Crisis?’
An Analysis of the UK’s Counterterrorism Policy
The death of Sir David Amess was indeed devastating for many, and we can all agree that this gentleman did not deserve this
Opinion: The end of enforced gender?
Disclaimer- My discussion of ‘woman’ here is related to cisgender women. This is not intended to be an exclusionary term, but I have
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
Budget day – it arrives earlier every year
Featured Image: ‘The Chancellor makes final preparations to his first Budget speech‘ by Simon Walker (HM Treasury) is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.
Opinion: Did Australia’s approach to COVID-19 sacrifice too many freedoms?
Australia is renowned for its effective response to the pandemic, and its low COVID-19 rates have become envied by other countries. This could
The fight for female empowerment: from the witch trials to present day
Despite societal advancements, the struggle to control women is a discourse that has continued to permeate every aspect of a woman’s life, from