Opinion: The Case Against the Jury
This article comes at a time in which many rejoice at the government’s recent decision to reverse plans to scrap some jury trails,
Opinion Piece: UK Needs a Protectionist Policy
In modern politics and current international relations, there has been a rise in the use of protectionist policies, mainly used in the USA
Walkout at the UN: United Nations or Divided Nations
On September 24th, the UN General Assembly met under the theme ‘Restoring trust, managing transformation: a United Nations that delivers for all’. An
Opinion: Body Fascism – How the Far-Right is Exploiting Skinny Culture
If you’ve been online in the past year, it will become clear fairly quickly that skinny, once again, is in Vogue. Quite literally.
Can’t Afford To, Can’t Afford Not To
It is fashionable to say that defence of the realm is a governments most important duty. There is a chivalric, statesman like air
The Stateless in a Postcolonial World
The return of regional proxy conflicts in the past decade has exposed one of the colonial period’s most consequential failures: the unfulfilled promises
Deep Dive: Reform UK and the People’s Revolt, Paid for by the Establishment
In the past couple of years, Reform UK has had a meteoric rise, rising from 14.3% of total votes in the 2024 election
Who is Iran’s New Supreme Leader?
On the 28th February 2026, Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, was killed. The attack, coined ‘Operation Epic Fury’, was a joint effort between US
Opinion: Smoke, Mirrors, and Epst*en class: How War and Scandal Serve the Same Master
The Epstein files. The bombs over Tehran. The cost of your weekly shop. These aren’t separate stories. They’re the same story — and they’ve been telling it for decades.
Regime Change from the Air: What It Means and Has It Worked in the Past?
Two weeks ago, the United States launched a series of airstrikes against Iranian military assets, framing the intervention as an effort to weaken