Lucas Taylor-Kent, Online Features Editor, investigates the recent threat from President Trump over allies lack of involvement in Iran conflict
International
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“They do not represent me”: Greta Thunberg calls out governments as Gaza-bound aid flotilla is intercepted
Ria Brown-Aryee delves into the importance of international solidarity, despite the challenges activists face in Gaza.
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“A flame of democracy among growing darkness”: Venezuelan opposition leader Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize
Henry Adam delves into the profile of María Corina Machado – a fighter for democracy against the Venezuelan dictatorship, yet still a controversial figure for some.
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This is not clickbait! Does the pope have a point on the dangerous direction journalism is heading in?
Writer Jo Howard delves into the dangers of clickbait and misinformation, supported by the Pope’s recent comments on the issue.
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Online Editor-in-Chief, Zandie Howells, tells us the story of the 102-year-old man who climbed Japan’s tallest mountain – and beat his own record.
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Online International Editor, Anoushka Dutta, sheds light on the ongoing protests in Indonesia
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Choosing to study abroad in Sydney this past year, I knew I was in for a big adjustment to my life. Now that I’m home, here are the lessons I’ve learnt from my year on the other side of the world.
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Trump has announced the revocation of visas for Chinese international students – how has his anti-immigration agenda affected the Ivy League?
Latest Posts
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Aarushi Shrivastav examines the investigations of the UK government into the private firms bypassing the sanctions placed on the Russian government.
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Emily Clements analyses the causes and effects of the recent Storm Boris, which left many around Europe displaced from their homes.
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Print Sport Editor Eloise Granger explores recent cases of ‘overtourism’ in Europe, why locals are protesting and who’s responsibility it is to tackle the issue.
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Judy Dodd, Print Arts & Lit Editor, examines the aftermath of the South Korean deepfake scandal and its effects on women in the country.
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Online Arts & Lit Editor Emily Rizzo describes the ongoing political situation in mainland Europe and its turn to right-wing governments.
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Online International Editor, Magdalena Kanecka, examines the celebrations of Mother’s and Father’s Day around the world.
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