Renewed Russian-USA tensions: how should the UK react?
Bryn Jones takes a look at the UK’s role amid tensions been Russia and the USA.
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World Politics
One year later: the Capitol riots
One year since a mob stormed the Capitol building, Patrick Stephens examines the continued impacts and implications of the riots on American politics.
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Reformer to tyrant? Ethiopia’s conflict and the Media
Maddy Burt discusses the dangers that come with current Western reporting on the conflict in Ethiopia.
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Facebook and misinformation
Harvey Joyce examines Facebook’s failure to properly regulate its platforms.
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Changing of the guard: Iran’s new president
Sam Lazenby examines what impact Iran’s new president will have on Iran, Western foreign policy and the wider Middle East.
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Cuba in crisis: a country in dire need of humanitarian attention
Harrison Newsham explains the crisis in Cuba, and why more international attention is necessary to prevent greater human suffering from happening.
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Approaching the Israel-Palestine conflict
Jamie Finfer examines the complexities of approaching the Israel-Palestine conflict as a British Jew.
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Fatalism on Chinese hegemony is misplaced
Rj Baktkuu assesses the grip of the CCP’s power and whether fatalism on Chinese hegemony is misplaced.
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Have ‘zero-covid’ policies caused vaccine hesitancy?
Ben Stoneley discusses why citizens in some countries such as Hong Kong have been hesitant or slow to accept a Covid-19 vaccine.
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The implications of China’s new three-child policy
Maddy Burt outlines the implications of China’s expansion of the two-child policy.
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