Print Editor-in-Chief, Emily S Rizzo, covers the social and environmental justice group Activists Without Borders, and their yearly Film Festival, AWBFF.
Features
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Online Arts and Lit Editor, Gracie Moore, examines the contested Elgin Marbles, in light of Rishi Sunak’s recent cancellation of a meeting with the Greek Prime Minister.
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Gracie Moore, Arts and Lit Editor, considers an unfolding humanitarian crisis in Sudan that has not been making the headlines.
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In the wake of his death, Emily Elliot considers the divisive legacy of Henry Kissinger.
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Qu’ran burnings in Sweden prompt calls to reform centuries-old freedom of speech laws
Print News Editor, Rosie Batsford, discusses the recent series of Qu’ran burnings across Sweden and what this means for Sweden’s freedom of speech laws.
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Joshua Smith, Print Deputy Editor, lays out all you need to know about the crisis in Niger.
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Gracie Moore considers how Russia and China are exerting influence on the UK, and whether we are doing enough to respond.
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Features Editor Callum Martin speaks to the Home Secretary.
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Opposition to the Covid-19 vaccine Maggie John examines the responses and opposition to the Covid-19 vaccines. More than sixty years ago, in 1958, the NHS delivered its first mass vaccination …
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Tycoon Tree-Huggers: The Rapid Rise of Green Investment Niamh Walsh examines the dramatic rise in investment in Green Technology and the wealth that follows. Despite the disastrous effects the COVID-19 …
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QAnon post-mortem The rise of Trump was followed by and partly enabled by a multitudes of conspiracies. Foremost of these is the QAnon conspiracy. Floris de Bruis examines its rise …
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The repercussions of Brexit are endless, and here is another: pesticides illegal under EU regulations are now contaminating the honeys we consume. Unions of agricultural workers have lobbied the government, but now the Green party and environmental activists are doing the same back.
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Online Features Editor Rebecca Wells speaks to Professor Louise Lawrence about the department’s, and her own, efforts to comprehend what “decolonisation” means within Theology and Religion.
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Esmé Tilling contextualises the pandemic in line with the natural world, and offers guidance to how we can avoid a crisis on the same level again.
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