Rioters storm Capitol for the first time in US history
Ishita Srivastava examines the fallout following last week's riot at the United States Capitol
World Affairs
A month since the release of France’s controversial draft national security bill. Que s’est-il passé entre-temps?
Erin Waks explores the implications of the French government's contentious 'article 24'.
Biden won: what now?
With Trump finally on his way out of the Oval Office, Mike Gaughan outlines what Biden's presidency has in store for us over the next four years.
Congratulations Biden!
Ishita Srivastava discusses Biden's recent presidential-elect victory.
Two weeks on from the assassination of Iranian nuclear scientist: what are the diplomatic implications?
Emily Scriven explores the motivation behind Mohsen Fakhrizadeh's assassination, the diplomatic implications and the possibility of Iranian retaliation.
A reggae star invigorates the Ugandan presidential race
Anna Shepherd discusses the increasingly turbulent Ugandan presidential race
Mozambican murders: a new Islamic State in Africa?
Will Guy investigates brutal beheadings in Mozambique by Islamic extremists.
Bolsonaro’s Brazil: a win or lose for populism?
Abigail Brierley explores the effect that Brazil's President, Jair Bolsonaro, has had on the country in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
Covid mink culls: cause for condemnation or celebration?
Emily Scriven looks into the impact of mink-borne COVID-19 mutations on the fur industry.
Poland’s new anti-abortion law: A right to life? But what kind of life?
Ellie Cogan discusses Poland's new controversial abortion law.