The President marked the first anniversary of the Capitol riots by criticising his predecessor’s ‘web of lies’.
Category: Politics & Current Affairs
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Fast Fashion: Necessary or Nefarious?
Fast fashion posits the ever-important question of ethics versus affordability. For many, these two factors are mutually exclusive.
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Why Abolishing Online Anonymity Will Not Be For The Better
Imposing a blanket ban on online anonymity will only exacerbate problems for the vulnerable individuals and communities the law itself is seeking to protect.
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Night Tube: Are two lines enough?
The night tube is returning on Central and Victoria Lines in November after many demands and petitions from the public surrounding women’s safety at night. London’s night tube service will partially restart from the 27th of November after being suspended throughout the pandemic. Trains will run through the night on Fridays and Saturdays on Victoria...
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COP26: Our World Needs Saving
COP26 is fast approaching, and this year it is of pivotal importance for a world that needs saving.
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The UK COVID-19 report: What was South Korea’s approach?
The UK COVID-19 report put the government's pandemic response under scrutiny recently. Published by a cross-party committee, the report accused the government of failing to learn from the successful pandemic responses of other countries.
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Policing and Women’s Safety: Who Do We Trust?
Policing and women's safety in the U.K. has once again been called into question. With a lack of faith in policing, now who do we trust?
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What’s the Difference Between Socialism and Communism?
We all see the terms ‘socialism’ and ‘communism’ used in politics, and in everyday conversation it can be tricky to distinguish the two.
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Dominic Cummings Interview: Waging War on Today’s Politics or Driving the Country to Disaster?
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s former chief advisor, Dominic Cummings appeared, once again, to show his subsisting challenge to the UK Government in his exclusive interview with the BBC’s Political Editor Laura Kuennssberg.
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The Girl Who Cried Pain: Naga Munchetty and The Gender Pain Bias in Healthcare
Journalists Naga Munchetty and Caitlin Moran speak out about the pain they experienced during IUD fittings, and demand for more protection.
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Iraq: The fight for human rights
A hospital fire which broke out on 13 July is the most recent cause for ongoing protests in Iraq, demanding for basic human rights.
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G7 Summit: Problems and Solutions
The 2021 G7 Summit took place in Cornwall, and witnessed the pledging and re-pledging of a number of climate and vaccine targets.