Navi Pillay’s Nobel Peace Prize: A step forward for international institutions?
The 125th Nobel Peace Prize was awarded this week to South African jurist and former UN High Commissioner for human rights, Navanethem ‘Navi’
The Political Atlas: Can a Country Be Rich in Resources but Poor in Wealth?
“salt flats Bolivia” by psyberartist is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
Alberta’s Independence: The Brexit of Canada
When we talk about politics, the conversation usually leads to talking about the ‘big boys’. An assertive Russia, a polarised America or a
Why Are French Students Protesting?
Recently, French students have been taking part in collective action to raise their concerns about the education system. With more than 6,000 detained,
Colombia: The Political Dilemmas Dividing the Country
In May of this year, Colombia went to the polls to elect a new right-wing president, replacing the country’s first ever left-wing government.
Opinion: Could Trump Cancel the Midterms?
The short answer is no. But Trump still persists in doing everything he can to swing the results. You only have to look
Reading This Article Will Make You Beautiful
One dull evening, I was scrolling on TikTok when a strange video flooded my screen. It was a short compilation of videos and
Opinion: Who Will Support Britain’s Ageing Population?
The number of people aged 90 or over in the UK has reached an all-time high of 625,000, meanwhile the fertility rate has
France’s Education Crisis: Protests, Promises, and Political Pressure
When students have to take to the streets to demand functioning classrooms and enough teachers, France’s education crisis becomes more than a school
The Political Atlas: Can a Country Really Survive Without an Army?
With almost 200 countries in the world, international political coverage still tends to have a habit of returning to the same large players.