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The art world has reacted to Trump’s loss and they are taking him super seriously

Posted on 14th November 202014th November 2020 by Tom Poole

Take a look back at how the arts world has treated President Trump over the years and what new material he has given them to work with.

New Zealand legalizes euthanasia: Should the rest of the world follow?

Posted on 11th November 202011th November 2020 by Ioana Grădinaru

Ioana Grădinaru contemplates the potential global trend of legalizing euthanasia as New Zealand supports its own End of Life Choice Act.

Borat 2: An Exploration into Anti-Truth and Misogynist America Boogaloo

Posted on 8th November 20207th November 2020 by Sinead O'Riordan

The main thing is; it’s funny and it confirms that contemporary American society is absurd. The plot doesn’t really matter. The hammed attempts of tear-jerking moments don’t really matter. What matters is that Borat has […]

Jacinda Ardern is shaping up to be a leader of the future

Posted on 30th October 20205th November 2020 by Ishmael Silvestro

Last week, Jacinda Ardern claimed a landslide victory in New Zealand’s elections, with the Labour Party winning 64 of the 120 seats in Parliament – their best result since 1946. The result also makes the […]

Lookie, They’re Talking To Themselves – Spitting Image Reboot

Posted on 26th October 202026th October 2020 by Sinead O'Riordan

Picture Bo’ Selecta with Received Pronunciation and you have the new generation of Spitting Image. That assessment may sound slightly harsh however by no means am I detracting from its great genius: 2020s version of […]

‘Boris Johnson: The Gambler’ review

Posted on 26th October 202026th October 2020 by Matthew Whiteley

Matthew Whiteley reviews Tom Brewer’s latest book, an in-depth, exciting and illuminating biography of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

The perpetual importance of political cartoons

Posted on 26th October 202026th October 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero discusses the history of political cartooning and its relevance to the 2020 political climate.

Brexit: What’s the Best (and Worst) We Can Expect?

Posted on 25th October 202025th October 2020 by William Nixon

William Nixon breaks down all the possible best and worst scenarios of Brexit for us.

Representation in World Governments: how it affects individuals

Posted on 20th October 202020th October 2020 by Ioana Grădinaru

World governments and international organizations are showing more representation. Ioana Grădinaru tells us why she thinks it matters and how it affects all of us.

German Reunification: What Can We Learn From Thirty Years of Unity?

Posted on 11th October 202011th October 2020 by Katie McCarthy

On Germany’s 30th Birthday since its reunification, Katie McCarthy reflects on the nation’s achievements and future outlook.

Why the US’ Gun Violence Problem May Never Be Solved

Posted on 8th October 20208th October 2020 by William Nixon

Sandy Hook. Parkland. Jacob Blake. Just a few names on an immense list of gun related deaths. Yet despite the dangers posed by access to firearms, gun control legislation may never come in to force […]

The Current State of the Labour Party

Posted on 26th September 202026th September 2020 by Tyler England

With new leadership, the Labour Party is conducting itself cautiously. Their strategy for the future is ‘a gamble’, reports Tyler England.

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