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39 Deceased Vietnamese Citizens Found in Essex

Dec 8

Dec 8 39 Deceased Vietnamese Citizens Found in Essex

Abbey Tomkinson

The Rise of Hard Borders: Boundaries of European Liberalism

Dec 7

Dec 7 The Rise of Hard Borders: Boundaries of European Liberalism

Dilhan Salgado D'Arcy

Dilhan Salgado D’Arcy tells us about how the Berlin Wall may have come down in the 80s but 30 years later we’re seeing more walls being erected as borders in Europe.

Could ‘slow steaming’ be the solution to the cargo ship emissions problem?

Dec 4

Dec 4 Could ‘slow steaming’ be the solution to the cargo ship emissions problem?

Gabrielle Selby

#AmINext? Social media against sexual violence– the case of the September South African protests

Dec 4

Dec 4 #AmINext? Social media against sexual violence– the case of the September South African protests

Saskia Giraud-Reeves

Slander, Scandal, and Sex: The Legacy of Marie Antoinette in Today’s Political Culture

Dec 3

Dec 3 Slander, Scandal, and Sex: The Legacy of Marie Antoinette in Today’s Political Culture

The Abortion Debate and Why it Shouldn’t Be a Debate

Dec 2

Dec 2 The Abortion Debate and Why it Shouldn’t Be a Debate

Global Health, Human Rights

Citizens of Nowhere: Identity and Belonging in the Eyes of the State

Dec 2

Dec 2 Citizens of Nowhere: Identity and Belonging in the Eyes of the State

Chinese and U.S. Fentanyl Crisis

Dec 2

Dec 2 Chinese and U.S. Fentanyl Crisis

Is the Labour Party’s Century-long Dominance of Welsh Politics Coming to an End?

Dec 1

Dec 1 Is the Labour Party’s Century-long Dominance of Welsh Politics Coming to an End?

The Conservatives' Election Strategy

Nov 29

Nov 29 The Conservatives' Election Strategy

The Roman Catholic Church - A Vehicle for Global Democratization?

Nov 29

Nov 29 The Roman Catholic Church - A Vehicle for Global Democratization?

One truth in the leadup to the 12th December: UK politics is entangled in lies.

Nov 29

Nov 29 One truth in the leadup to the 12th December: UK politics is entangled in lies.

Laoise Rogers tells us why fake news seems to abound so much in the upcoming messages about the elections and what that means for the future of U.K. democracy.

The Spreading Far-Right and the Symbolism of Dresden’s “Nazi Emergency”

Nov 27

Nov 27 The Spreading Far-Right and the Symbolism of Dresden’s “Nazi Emergency”

The Middle East Crisis - Distinct Revolutions

Nov 27

Nov 27 The Middle East Crisis - Distinct Revolutions

Catherine Burke

Human Rights, Middle East, Activism

To Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate

Nov 27

Nov 27 To Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate

Has the Sun Set on Golden Dawn?

Nov 27

Nov 27 Has the Sun Set on Golden Dawn?

Franciszek Bryk

Dragged from Private to Public: An Unsettled Royal Court

Nov 27

Nov 27 Dragged from Private to Public: An Unsettled Royal Court

Darcy Fenton-Stone

A culture of whistleblowing: Implications for the US 2020 Election

Nov 26

Nov 26 A culture of whistleblowing: Implications for the US 2020 Election

Hannah Graham-Brown

Nuclear weapons in Turkey: The ultimate bargaining chip

Nov 23

Nov 23 Nuclear weapons in Turkey: The ultimate bargaining chip

Acknowledging the Terms and Conditions: The Weaponization of Data

Nov 21

Nov 21 Acknowledging the Terms and Conditions: The Weaponization of Data

Marina Rivera tells us how our data is being used to influence and manipulate us and why we should care.