Edi Rama — Albania’s future or downfall?
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Question Time: A Surprising Amount of Agreement
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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
Railway Robbery or Modern Revolutionaries?
As we head towards our reading week, that trip you planned to take home may once again be caught in the crossfire of
The lasting legacy of Benito Mussolini: The election of far-right leader Giorgia Meloni
The physical legacy of Benito Mussolini can be found across Italy, from the stunning Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana — the Fendi headquarters — to
Tigray: A Crisis Ignored by the World
With millions of people at risk of starvation and ethnic violence, the international community and the world’s media continues to turn a blind eye
Johnson has not made a comeback, yet. But the underdog may be biding his time.
It only seems like yesterday we were watching Boris Johnson begrudgingly tender his resignation on television outside Downing Street. It signalled what many
The Interesting Parallels between the British and Canadian Conservative Parties
British politics at the moment is quite chaotic, we’ve gone through four Conservative Prime Ministers, with the last only standing for six weeks.
Hello and Goodbye, Mr. Atom
Languages can be violent without being violent. They serve as a manifestation of power without physically asserting it – or even needing to.