The myth of cancel culture: A real culture war?
In light of recent controversies surrounding comments made by celebrities, an examination of whether the concept of cancel culture is as big of an issue as its critics say it…
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In light of recent controversies surrounding comments made by celebrities, an examination of whether the concept of cancel culture is as big of an issue as its critics say it…
A Truce for the Chinese-American trade war: A win for the people or for Trump?
This week Wajd Beshara gives an insight into issues surrounding Iran.
The frightening reality; Trump and his administration are climate change sceptics who are decimating critical legislation that sought to reverse climate change, they are encouraging fossil fuel use, and display…
Today, to run as a Republican candidate one must be pro- life. While to be a Democrat is to be pro- choice. Rather than a medical issue, abortion has become…
In this thorough analysis, The Bubble's new editor Toby Rankin summarizes what we know so far about the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi and what implication it has on…
Niles Webb gives a final insight into the issues of representing Western authorities.
Are we living in a new Cold War era? What are the limits and what can we hope from the future? An in-depth analysis by Ella Catherall explains the renewal…
“In terms of our liberal democracy and constitutional order, Trump is an extinction-level event. It’s long past time we started treating him as such.” Niles Webb discusses Trump with a…
In her first column, Aoife Clements reflects on the progress of women in politics over the last century.