Opinion: Psychedelia and the Return of the Legal High
Psychedelic therapy, using LSD, Ketamine and MDMA may be curing depression, PTSD and alcoholism. As a result, it could be made available to
Opinion: Should we fear the rise of AI?
After speaking with a member of the Digital Humanities Lab, I found myself interested in the connection between their work and AI. Having
Viktor Orbán — The West’s friend or foe?
Viktor Orbán — the current Prime Minister of Hungary and leader of the political party Fidesz — has not only shaped politics in Hungary
Stalemate in Stormont: Why Are Northern Ireland Heading to the Polls Again?
Despite Britain’s significant role in influencing the geopolitical landscape on the island of Ireland, there is a notable lack of knowledge in the
Opinion: A Defence of Nimbyism
At the Politics Society Question Time, held on the 24th of October of this year, comprising all of Exeter’s different political societies, both
Opinion: Matt Hancock’s an MP, Get Him Out of Here
Headlines broke recently when Matt Hancock was suspended as a Conservative MP over severe controversy over joining this year’s series of ‘I’m a
Edi Rama — Albania’s future or downfall?
Edi Rama’s leadership has not been without hardship. Coming to power in September 2013, he has led Albania through a myriad of changes.
Question Time: A Surprising Amount of Agreement
By Amelie Thompson and Ewan Edwards Going into the evening it was unclear what we were to expect, there were the five major
From Head Boy to High Office: Is Rishi Sunak’s Rise to Power a Genuine Demonstration of Meritocracy in Action?
As Rishi Sunak became our new prime minister, Foreign Secretary James Cleverly stated that he was not surprised that the first British Asian
Opinion: Coalition, Conflagration, Collapse – The Tory Era Reviewed
As our new glorious leader, a one Rishi Sunak, comes into power and the superficial renewal of the Tory party is supposedly fully