Lucas Taylor-Kent, Online Features Editor, investigates the recent threat from President Trump over allies lack of involvement in Iran conflict
Lucas Taylor-Kent, Online Features Editor, investigates the recent threat from President Trump over allies lack of involvement in Iran conflict
Freddie Wilkins delves into how Javier Milei’s victory defies expectations, giving him a mandate to pursue his Libertarian agenda
Lola Milroy-Tompkins delves into the profile of Japan’s first female Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi.
Poppy Fellows reflects on the fear fostered by anti-immigration threats in the US, at a time usually characterised by celebration and unity.
Suhaib Shaukat explains the implications for Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan.
Henry Adam details the rise in anti-government protests led by Gen Z demonstrators in Madagascar – but this is not the only one of its kind happening across the world.
Lucas Taylor-Kent details the crimes of the Ming family, the Myanmar-based scam mafia who were sentenced recently by the Chinese court.
Online Deputy Editor, Daniel Grayshon, reveals the wackiest fresher traditions from around the world, from public milking to Hogwarts-esque robes.
Maya Dallal examines the legacy of the ongoing case of Gisèle Pelicot in France.
Print Arts & Lit Editor Kayleigh Swart considers the impacts of Joe Biden’s recent use of his Presidential Power of Pardon.
Kayleigh Swart, Print Arts and Lit editor, explains the aftermath following the fatal floods seen in Valencia this autumn.
April Frain examines the legacy of the nostalgia brand Sanrio and congratulates Hello Kitty on her milestone birthday.
Victoria White examines the impact of popular celebrities on the upcoming US Presidential Election.
Luc Mourier Cooper explains a recent report in which EU funding intended to manage the flow of migrants has been linked to corruption in Tunisia.
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