Concentration Camps Today–And We’re Looking Away
Beijing calls children in the camps "kindness students"–but they are learning hatred of their own culture while their parents are subject to torture and forced labour.
World Affairs
Let’s just get over these strikes…
Get your pitchforks out and light your medieval torches; it’s time for another series of vexatious strikes. Just when you thought your lecturers and tutors had had enough of dithering…
How to make 2020 your year
With the relentless continuation of Brexit, the looming possibility of a Coronavirus apocalypse and the national emergency that was the closure of Durham’s beloved Jimmy’s, 2020 isn’t off to a…
‘Durham stands with Hong Kong’ – Why international awareness is becoming increasingly important
As Hong Kong enters its sixth continuous month of protests with no clear end in sight and increasing violence already claiming the lives of a number of protesters, as well…
2019 Hong Kong Protest: Past, Present and Future
Quick summary and recent updates of the ongoing Hong Kong protests.
England’s rugby players look to the future
Now that's over, the England rugby players must try their hand at new careers. Here's what they're getting up to.
Protests In Chile: It’s Not The Place You Think It Is
Will Guy comments on the several and complex motivations for the protests currently happening in Santiago, Chile, where he is currently living.
Cry for Yourself, Argentina
A century ago, Argentina seemed poised to become a major power in Latin America; now, its citizens struggle amongst corruption scandals and a stagnant economy. Who is the woman at…
The Country with Two Presidents
The legitimacy of Venezuela's presidency is being disputed. Why and what's happening now?
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…