The Partition Continues: Tensions Remain 70 Years On
Seven decades after the split of British India into two nation states, Features Editor Rajan Soni analyses the legacy of…
Unlike May, Abe Knows How to Win a Snap Election
On 25 September, Shinzo Abe, the current prime minister of Japan, called for a snap election to be held on…
The Danger Of Normalising Tragedies
Just forty-eight hours after the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history, everything seemed to have gone back to normal…
The End Of The War On Drugs?
Drug dealing is, in many ways, like any other business – it requires a consistent production line, willing employers, competitive…
New Sikh NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh Rocks Canadian Politics
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]On October 1st, Jagmeet Singh was elected the leader of Canada’s New Democratic Party (NDP). Singh surprised political pundits and…
The Beaver Launches “Breaking Ground” Investigation with Student Housing Survey
Features Editor Oli Wheeler writes about the new project, and gives his take on populism, globalisation and the housing crisis…
Gina Miller: “Social Media Is Ghettoising Minds”
In an exclusive interview with The Beaver, businesswoman and activist Gina Miller talks social media, EU reform and Jeremy Corbyn…
Prashant Rao: From LSE’s Beaver Editor to AFP’s Baghdad Bureau Chief and The New York Times
By Taryana Odayar. Prashant Rao is the current Deputy Business Editor for Europe at The New York Times, and the…
“The Philanthropist’s Tale” with Dr. Laurie Marsh
By Taryana Odayar. Dr Laurie Marsh is one of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs, but you’ve probably never heard of…
The Missiles of October 2017
A specious assumption lies at the heart of the much of the debate surrounding the current crisis in North Korea:…
