Dubai and the End of Bought Neutrality
Anna contends that Dubai’s promise of insulation from Middle Eastern instability was always precarious, and recent conflict exposes how wealth…
‘Nobody actually knows what Trump’s goals in Iran are, not even Trump himself’
Andrei argues that Trump’s war on Iran is incoherent and contradictory, with no clear strategy, and appears largely driven by…
Realpolitik & the Student Society: The Politics of the LSESU Cultural Societies
Should cultural societies take political stances? Do they have a duty to, or does this harm inclusivity within a society?…
The Three Graduate Problem: Do LSE Students Feel Pushed Towards Certain Careers?
Do you have wild, crazy dreams of being a banker? Or a lawyer? Or a consultant? It is often said…
Bleeding Red: Why Are Young Voters Leaving Starmer for Polanski?
The rise of Zack Polanski's Green Party raises new questions for the future of the Labour Party and the British…
LSE Students React to Sabbatical Officers Release a Statement Condemning Fascist and Divisive Politics on Campus
By Iman Shaikh A recent statement was released by the LSE Students’ Union Sabbatical Officers, condemning what they described as…
LSE Forum and the Nuances of Cantonese Debating
Emerson attends the LSE Forum, an annual debate on Hong Kong policy and philosophy, to explore how the diaspora engages…
When Dress Codes Burst at the Seams: Exploring RAG’s 2026 Fashion Show and Its Commentary on Corporate Culture
Syl and Sophie take a deep-dive behind the scenes of the LSESU RAG's Fashion show. They explore the themes of…
Government society multi-party debate: a re-cap
Amy looks back at the recent Government Society pitting Labour, the Conservatives, Reform, the Greens and the Lib Dems against…
Amnesty UK launch national ‘Defend Dissent’ campaign at LSE
Skye takes a look at the launch of Amnesty UK's new campaign 'Defend Dissent"