The Long Read: Why I’m Leaving the LSE
By Aiden Singh It is the main organ of the human nervous system. It regulates our sleep patterns, produces our…
China’s Rise and Superpower Warfare
By K Goh The meteoric rise of China as an economic power in the last three decades has led International…
Fighting for Free Speech in Turkey
By Paula Grabosch Journalism is not a crime. With these words emblazoned across their banners, protesters drove through Berlin and…
America First, Democracy Second?
By Zikai Chua “Enemies of the people” was the phrase US President Donald Trump used to describe media outlets which…
2017: What Will Become of You?
The PRS Symposium will explore how we can deal with political risks in this new political age. The political earthquakes…
LSE Cleaners Vote To Strike on 15th and 16th March
by Bhadra Sreejith, News Editor LSE cleaners who are members of the United Voices of the World union have returned…
Premium Friday: Tackling Overwork in Japan
John Maynard Keynes, the renowned economist, once predicted in 1930 that the next generation would be working a mere 15…
Navigating Choppy Waters: The Donald and Diplomacy
By Jeremy Wong With Donald Trump now the President of the United States, the world watches his every move; trying…
The End of the Road for South Sudan?
By Anonymous After the traumatic experience of the Sudanese Civil War, including massacres and the kidnap of children to be…
Dividing Lines: The Perils of Patriotism
By Josh McCarthy Patriotism [NOUN]: The quality of being patriotic; vigorous support for one’s country. That’s what Oxford’s academics have…