Are Millennials Killing the Political Media?
By the end of any given business day, I’ll have received anywhere from three dozen to over a hundred press…
Coal power in Poland – a prolonged conclusion
On October 15th, the owner of Poland’s largest coal plant sent out an email containing significant news. “From the beginning…
Corruption, Scandal and ‘Bigfoot Erotica’: How Partisanship Trumped Candidate Quality in the 2018 Midterm Elections
With the US 2018 midterm elections now in the rear-view mirror, it is time for the glorious bi-annual tradition of…
Paul Polman should let us in on his struggles
Last Monday, Paul Polman was so kind as to promote his–some would say almost religious–belief in long-term capitalism at a…
Western Watchdog Goes Abroad
Back in August, National Review’s Jonah Goldberg wrote a column calling out discrimination in China, going so far as to…
She Was Brutally Attacked on a Busy Central London Street. Police and Pedestrians Did Nothing.
Most Brits do not live their day to day lives in constant fear of random, unprovoked physical attacks on crowded…
Over my dead body: why even the left dislikes inheritance tax
As with so many taxes, duties on estates were introduced in the seventeenth century to finance Britain’s wars. Since then…
Vernon Bogdanor on Brexit: “the people should own it…if the people still want it”
Vernon Bogdanor is largely regarded as the UK’s foremost constitutional expert and is a Research Professor at King’s College London.…
The Aftermath of #MeToo
Deputy Features Editor Marianne Hii provides a comprehensive analysis of the role of public institutions and the press in the…
‘The average LSE student is a bit like David Cameron’
Catherine MacLean, the Labour Society’s newly elected chair, has a lot to say. She talked to the Beaver about education,…
