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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World Politics
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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India: a country in Covid crisis
India’s Covid-19 death toll has passed 250,000, and hospitals nationwide are facing overcapacity and shortages. Madeleine Burt assesses the political impacts of such a crisis and how politicians can do better to regain control of the virus.
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The “final battle between good and neutrality”
Sangeeta Unnikrishnan discusses the latest in Navalny’s case, and considers his role within anti-Putin protest in Russia.
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Is the USA’s gun problem unsolvable?
Anna Noble asks whether gun control reform is likely in the United States.
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The Suez Canal blockage highlights the delicacy of global supply chains
Harry O’Sullivan delves into the lessons that can be learnt from the recent blockage of the vital trade link in the Suez Canal.
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European morality, messy politics, and perceptions in the Horn of Africa
John Cartin argues that the EU’s intervention in the problems in Tigray, Ethiopia, have been largely unmeasured, uninformed and hasty.
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