Halloween origins: how different are our fears from those of the past?
Ella Langston explores the evolution of societies fears and how that is reflected in the changes in traditions during Halloween.
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To protect minority communities, Bangladesh must return to secularism
Ahmed Shaftquat Hassan argues that in order to safeguard the rights of religious minorities, Bangladesh must return to the secular principles which were originally enshrined in its constitution.
Insight into Israel
The Bubble had the honour of hosting Michael Freeman: Counsellor for Civil Society Affairs at Embassy of Israel. With Britain so inward looking, it is imperative to have a more…
Are you a Fatalist?
Still, isn’t there something special about living a section of your life that you couldn’t now imagine not having? I think this is the essence of the lure of fatalism…
Opinion: Islamic Unemployment in the UK: What Can Be Done?
Joseph Seale gives his opinion on the current issue regarding Islamic unemployment in the UK.
6 Disturbing Lessons from a Neurosurgeon
‘The physical nature of our thought, the incomprehensible unity of mind and brain, is no longer an awe-inspiring miracle but instead a cruel and obscene joke.’
“Ideology”: the winning article of the Politics Writing Competition
Chris Rousell's winning piece on "Ideology" gives us a tour of its recent history and its future
Are miracles possible?
Defining miracles as 'violations of the law of nature', Angelos Sofocleous presents his argument as to why miracles are impossible.