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

Phoenix Woolnough 27th January 2023 No Comments

Phoenix Woolnough discusses the problematic positionality of the United Nations Security Council in contemporary international governance, considering the desirability and viability of potential reform.

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Obstructing electoral reform: Keir Starmer’s misguided party betrayal or well-judged decision?

Freya Harrington 12th October 2022 No Comments

Freya Harrington discusses whether Keir Starmer's decision to block Labour's commitment to electoral reform was a betrayal and a mistake or a well-judged decision.

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Overheard at Durham Uni: A Sinister Eavesdropping Experience

Anastasia Maseychik 14th March 2019 No Comments

A sharp reminder of why we need to continue fighting discrimination on campus.

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

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