European Witch-hunting and the Pendle Witches

Celebrating Halloween by exploring how the story of the Pendle Witches forms a part of the wider European witch-hunting craze of the Early Modern period.

Egyptian-Israeli Peace: 45 Years On

Today, the 27th of October, marks forty-five years since Menachem Begin and Mohamed Anwar Al-Sadat were awarded the 1978 Nobel Peace Prize for having negotiated peace between Egypt and Israel, this article shall look to understand what was negotiated as part of the Egyptian-Israeli peace and why they were/are important, then looking into the effects of […]

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Was Henry V really ‘the greatest man who ever ruled England’?

Neglecting the North: Margaret Thatcher, Rishi Sunak and the North/South divide

Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad: what we can learn today

The UN Security Council: Illegitimate, inefficient, and incapable of reform?

Andrew Tate, Donald Trump and Witchcraft: anti-feminism in the media

Power or femininity: Why can’t women have both?

Cambodia’s curse: Pol Pot’s reign of terror