The Right to Protest: A Right Only When it’s Convenient?
Hayden explores how the right to protest is seen in the modern day.
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Unravelling OPEC: The Economics Behind the UAE’s Exit
Fathia discusses the impact of the UAE's exist from OPEC.
The Trump-Starmer Rift Over Iran
The joint US-Israeli operation ‘Epic Fury’ has killed Iran’s Supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, and has seen hundreds of bombs dropped—and more which continue to do so—in the Middle East. US…
The Resurgence of Book Bans in the US
An exploration of what a book ban is, what books are restricted in the US and a conversation of wider censorship of literature.
“Not Everything Is Political” and the Quiet Cost of Switching Off
Hayden explores how “not everything is political” became a modern coping mechanism, and how apathy protects the status quo.
Why a boycott of the US World Cup is unlikely
Natalie discusses the likelihood of a World Cup boycott.
Politics by Proxy: What We Lose When Short Form Content Does Our Thinking for Us
Hayden explores how short-form explainers reshape political understanding, weaken our critical thinking and make misinformation harder to spot.
The United Nation’s liquidity crisis
Natalie discusses the financial crisis of the UN.
Lip-Syncs, Likes and Labour: Politics in the Age of TikTok
Hayden discusses the rise of TikTok's role in politics.
A holiday to the “Hermit Kingdom”: The re-opening of North Korea.
Madeleine discusses the re-opening of North Korea's borders.