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Gen Z’s “Cockroach Rebellion”: Dismantling India’s Gerontocracy

Post-Brexit Student Mobility: Will British Students Benefit?

UNEP Report Admits that Global Warming will Break the 1.5°C Benchmark – What Now?

UNEP's new report openly acknowledges that the world will pass the 1.5°C warming threshold within the next few years, and calls for planning now for an overshoot world. Rather than abandoning Paris, it argues for urgency: slowing warming, limiting time at peak temperatures, and building a path back below 1.5°C.

Amelie Christian

October 7, 2026

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Cornwall's Fight for Autonomy

The now English county of Cornwall was once a great kingdom, with its own laws, monarchs, and a full Celtic language. Today, all you will find today is an ordinary local authority, with economic and cultural decline. How did this once mighty kingdom, riddled with the stories of King Arthur, become one of England’s poorest counties?

Toby Piper-Lewins

No Constitution, No Limit: The Palestine Action Ban and British Democracy

Jasmin Tantoco

The Green Party’s Problematic Relationship with the Truth

Cianan Sheekey

U16's Social Media Ban: What About the Rest of Us?

Kitty Wagener

The Crisis of UK Uni's: What Went Wrong?

Amelie Christian

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No Rest for the Middle East: The Rejection of a Prospective US-Iran Peace-Deal

The boiling pot that is the relations between US and Iran started simmering in March 2025, after a US-sent proposal for a new nuclear deal was rejected by the Iranian supreme leader, Ali Khamenei.

Natasha Powis

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July 29, 2026

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Stuck in the Middle: Australia's Impossible Balancing Act with China and the US

Australia has spent a decade threading the needle between its largest trading partner, China, and its closest security ally, the United States. But as tensions over Taiwan intensify, Canberra's carefully managed balancing act may be approaching its breaking point.