Explainer: What is Happening in Sudan?
According to the UN, the civil war in Sudan is “one of the worst humanitarian crises of the 21st century”.
Opinion: Europe: A Continent in Catastrophe
Caspian Davies explores the current European identity crisis, and what countries can do to return to its position as a major power on
In what ways has the MeToo movement changed the political and public climate in the years since it began?
Since the 21st century, social movements have played a prominent role in shaping both the political and public climate. Among these, the #MeToo
Panda diplomacy: The Politics of Pandas
For decades, China has loaned its Giant Pandas to zoos worldwide, a symbol of generosity but also a gesture that blends cultural charm
Opinion – Politicisation of Women: Party Politics and the Grooming Gang’s Inquiry
The grooming gang inquiry seems to have been all over the headlines for all the wrong reasons and, with the establishment of a
What is Breast Cancer Awareness Month ?
Every year, from the 1st to the 31st of October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month takes place in many countries. This is an international
Antibiotic Anarchy: Why Antimicrobial Resistance is More Than a Medical Crisis
Antimicrobial Resistance seems like it is predominantly a medical crisis, but its implications extend far beyond health, posing significant economic and political threats across borders.
Opinion: The Leviathan and the modern British state
Thomas Hobbes’ seminal work, The Leviathan, is imagined as an all-encompassing entity, protruding irremovable into every aspect of life. Forged by their collective
Desensitising and Dividing: The Media’s Role in Encouraging Radicalism
Counter Terrorism Policing recently announced that one in five arrests on terrorism charges in the UK are of children under the age of
Jane Goodall – An Inspiration for the Younger Generations
Dr Jane Goodall, born in April 1934, passed away on October 1st 2025. This British scientist was known worldwide for her work with