Does the APEC still matter in a fragmented world?
Chanseung examines the political relevance of the APEC.
The Quiet Laundering of Propoganda at the LSE
Sherkan exposes how institutional neutrality at LSE masks the quiet laundering of propaganda under the guise of academic freedom.
A Society Run on Overcommercialised Nostalgia: Why Hollywood Has Seemingly Run Out of Ideas
Angelica questions why Hollywood prefers remakes and links it to an increasing economy for nostalgia.
We’re Fighting Trump All Wrong
Ethan rethinks how to confront Trumpism, arguing that facts alone can’t defeat a fantasy, only a new ideology can.
No, Boys Aren’t Falling Behind, They’re Just Used to Being Ahead.
Hana argues that boys haven’t actually slipped behind but have simply grown accustomed to starting ahead and despite popular narrative…
Response: In Defence of Charlie Kirk
In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Aiden defends the conservative commentator against accusations of fascism and questions a culture…
The Fragmentation of British Politics
Joe argues that as Keir Starmer’s centrist Labour loses its grip on the British left, a new wave of smaller…
East German Women – More Than Just the “Losers”
Lizzie confronts the “loser” label imposed by reunification of Germany and reclaims the complexity, pride and resilience behind women's identity…
The End of Illusions: the EU’s Geopolitical Reckoning
Irene looks at the EU's relevance in current geopolitical order and how internal issues of populism threaten its unity
The Dictator who Isn’t (Just Ask Him)
Lila explores Trump's cabinet meetings and erosion of rationality within politics.
