The NHS’ Lost Metric and How to Improve it
Dry January: A Political Issue or an Inconvenience?
What aspects of Scandinavian living could Brits adopt to stave off the ‘January blues’?
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Henry Kissinger: War Hero or War Criminal?
Socialism in the United States: Idealism or Pragmatism?
How voices of the youth in Britain have played a role against the Gazan genocide
OpinionBasmala Saadaprotest, youth, Israel-Gaza, Israel-Palestine, Israel, Palestine, gaza, activism, peace, ceasefire, human rights, UCL, politics, march
Losing his marbles: is Sunak’s feud with the Greek PM a genuine cultural issue or merely a distraction tactic?
'Political Blunder or Misguided Appeal to Voters?: The Controversy of Starmer’s Thatcher Comments.”
Ideology, accountability, and the individual: Ridley Scott’s Napoleon and Media Representation of Populism
A Loss of Youth: How Social Media is Aging Young People
“I came for a demonstration, not a political view”: Following Greta Thunberg’s disrupted climate rally, do climate activism and political activism go hand in hand?
War crimes evidence deleted: After years of human rights campaigning, social platforms fail to create war crimes repository.
OpinionEllena Kapposprotest, war, war crime, repository, youtube, social media, human rights, digital, content, evidence
The strength of Palestinian children and women amidst the genocide
Do Celebrities Have a Responsibility to Participate in Online Political Discourse?
The return of David Cameron; a sign of hope or an admittance of defeat for Sunak?
The Lord of Last Resort
Suella Braverman and the Tory Identity Crisis
How the West’s exploitation of Natural Resources is Fuelling a Silent Genocide in Congo
Lessons from Portugal: How to Preserve Democratic Institutions
Abortion helped in bringing down the government in Poland, but do not hope for radical change
