BRICS: the future global power?
Abigail Brierley discusses the power of BRICS, and role they will play on the future of world power and governance.
World Affairs
Afghanistan: Biden’s “forever war”?
One year on from Trump's deal with the Taliban to withdraw US troops, what will Biden do differently and what might that mean for Afghanistan? Stella Baricic investigates.
Biden Doctrine: introducing the new team behind US foreign policy
Stella Baricic takes a closer look at Biden’s new State Department and their foreign policy priorities in the post-Trump era.
The Uighur Holocaust: is history repeating itself?
As Holocaust Memorial Day is used to decry China’s treatment of Uighur Muslims, Cathy Poon looks at what happens in China's detainment camps and questions what people and nations can…
Argentina’s abortion legalisation: an example for Latin America?
Leila Shannon explores the implications of Argentina's recent landmark bill on abortion
Sanctioning Russia: A Sisyphean Task?
Cristina Coellen discusses the situation in Russia regarding Alexei Navalny
Medical apartheid? The concerning disparity in vaccine provision between Israel and Palestine
Lauren Powdrell explores Palestine's struggle to obtain COVID-19 vaccinations and examines Israel's responsibilities as an occupying power
The Maldives: a country in crisis or composure?
Abigail Brierley examines the power of The Republic of Maldives in the context of its role as a climate actor.
Interpreting Hong Kong’s National Security Law: a legal perspective
Law student, Cathy Poon, delves into the legal consequences of the National Security legislation imposed by Beijing that has angered so many in Hong Kong.
India’s Mystery Illness
Anna Leach explores India's new (non Covid-related) mystery illness.