Durham University's Online Student Magazine
The international community is in turmoil as China flies a record number of warplanes into Taiwan’s air defence zone starting on 1st October. The American State Department in particular have…
Hannah Thompson analyses the threat the recently passed Texas Abortion Law poses to Roe V. Wade and a woman's right to choose in the United States.
How data and facts in the news can be put across in different ways depending on the desired outcome, and what this means for us as readers.
Russia's territories in the north Caucasus still matter after decades of conflict, writes Will Guy.
Emily Scriven questions whether the recent flare-up has altered the US's relationship with Israel.
Joshua Guillen explores the current unrest in Colombia
Emily Scriven looks into the unseating of Republican chairwoman Liz Cheney and what this signifies for the future of her party and for US politics as a whole.
Cathy Poon discusses the current situation in Myanmar and the looks at the rebels fighting back
With only five months to go until the end of the Merkel era, how will Germans choose to replace her?
Emily Scriven discusses the unfolding dispute between the EU and Oxford-AstraZeneca and questions whether European powers need to re-evaluate their priorities.