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Tag: politics

When Devastation Exposes Political Turmoil: The Beirut Disaster

Posted on 21st September 2020 by Sophie Denham

On the 4th of August, Beirut suffered a shocking explosion that not only had a physical effect but shone a light on the deep-rooted issues in Lebanon. As footage of the explosion circulated across the […]

A Deep Look at the State of Mental Health in Leeds

Posted on 11th June 202013th June 2020 by Ed Barnes

“I think that the transition in becoming an adult is becoming all the more intense” Amy Wells says to me, the Welfare Officer at Leeds University Union (LUU), as we discuss over the phone about […]

And Society Will Rebuild Itself Upon a Face Mask

Posted on 8th June 20208th June 2020 by Sinead O'Riordan

The face mask has transcended what it used to be and has become the axis on which everything turns. There isn’t one mouth of society that a face mask doesn’t cover: politics, charity, glory, fashion, […]

Does COVID-19 present a threat to the European bloc?

Posted on 23rd May 202023rd May 2020 by Lucy Slater

To many of us, Brexit will now seem like a simpler time. Though it was a seemingly never-ending period of disappointment and catastrophe, at least, for me, the current global pandemic seems to have put […]

Sudan to outlaw female genital mutilation

Posted on 20th May 2020 by Kerry Pearson

Female genital mutilation (FGM) is the procedure or ‘ritual’ which involves the cutting or removal of all or some of the external female genitalia. FGM is practised worldwide, most common in Africa, Asia and the […]

Politics post-COVID-19: What could it look like?

Posted on 11th May 202011th May 2020 by Tom Palmer

The coronavirus pandemic has exposed uncomfortable truths. In the wake of this illness, the pre-existing sickness of our society is laid bare – its structural inequality. This crisis must fundamentally change our politics and facilitate […]

The NHS is not a charity

Posted on 7th May 20207th May 2020 by Annabel Bowker

Over the past few weeks you have, no doubt, seen the various challenges and fundraisers circulating around social media. Run 5, Donate 5, Nominate 5. The 2.6 Challenge. And most importantly, Captain Tom Moore, who […]

Could COVID-19 Be A Political Reset For Society?

Posted on 1st May 20201st May 2020 by Alex Doyle

The coronavirus pandemic has shaken up the status-quo of policy-making around the world. Certain countries, including the UK, are witnessing a monumental paradigm shift in which heavy state intervention has become the new norm. It […]

LUU Exec Demand MPs Voice Student Concerns in Coronavirus Crisis

Posted on 29th April 202029th April 2020 by Lucy Fitzsimons

As the novel coronavirus spread around the world, affected millions of the people’s lives, and forced Universities and schools to shut down across the country, the Government has claimed it is striving to do all […]

How COVID-19 Could Build A New Wave Of Authoritarianism

Posted on 17th April 202017th April 2020 by Ted Orme-Claye

The rapid spread of the coronavirus in 2020 has seen an unprecedented crackdown on personal freedoms across the world as governments have invoked emergency powers. Public gatherings have been banned, restaurants and bars have been […]

Kindness is good for you: How Finland can inspire changes in the UK following the COVID-19 outbreak

Posted on 14th April 202014th April 2020 by Zoé Green

For the third year running, Finland has been crowned as the ‘happiest country’ by the World Happiness Report 2020. The report was based on personal evaluations, in which citizens of one-hundred and fifty-six countries rated […]

Has COVID-19 ushered in the epoch of data surveillance?

Posted on 3rd April 20203rd April 2020 by Jamie Welham

“The choice for mankind lies between freedom and happiness and for the great bulk of mankind, happiness is better.” -George Orwell, 1984 The obvious lesson that has emerged so far in what are the early […]

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