The trappings of power: Aung San Suu Kyi at the Hague
In December, Nobel Peace-Prize Winner and de-facto civilian leader of Myanmar, Aung San Suu Kyi arrived at The Hague to…
March 2020 – films, TV shows, plays, albums, and books to look forward to
After a culturally poor February, you will be glad to hear that there is much more to look forward to…
LSE: Tier 4 students cannot legally attend Spring Weeks
LSE students holding Tier 4 student visas will fall into legal jeopardy if they attend Spring Week schemes, the Student…
Tech companies are writing the rules for the 2020 election – because the FEC can’t
(c) Wikipedia Commons Since 2016, the influence of big tech and artificial intelligence (AI) in election campaigns has become increasingly…
Riding the Korean Wave through Parasite, K-pop and LSESU’s Korea Future Forum
The recent success of Bong Joon Ho’s Parasite has brought global attention to the South Korean film industry, with the…
Ode to the Right Winger
“I have my final victory! The man of words; the child of Thatcher cried. Where is my wreath? My chariot…
What is your beloved more than another beloved
(This work also appears in Clare Market Review: Maximalism) The world is suddenly technicolour when for so long it’s been…
The Academia and the City of Sighs
Nicknamed ‘La Serenissima’ after repeatedly described as ‘serene’ by people of high importance, Venice is one of the most historically…
The Election and the Left: Symposium launches broadsides at Labour leadership.
The Election and the Left, hosted by the Ralph Miliband Programme, attracted huge crowds that saw the Old Theatre completely…
European Commission President speaks to Brexit challenges and opportunities at LSE
Ursula von der Leyen delivers a speech at the LSE © European Union, 2019, Source: EC – Audiovisual Service, Photographer:…
