The public will vote for Brexit again in the European elections
They were never supposed to be taking place. The EU elections mark a dark time in our nation’s history, epitomising the betrayal of...
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Russia and North Korea talks are just a diplomatic spectacle
On the 25th of April, North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un met with Russian President, Vladimir Putin for talks focused on efforts to...
The Hypocrisy and Left-Wing Nature of the Extinction Rebellion
The Extinction Rebellion, over the past week, has stirred the emotions of Britain. Whether deemed irresponsible trouble makers by some...
Julian Assange: criminal hacktivist or beacon of free speech?
After seven years of stalemate with Assange hiding within the confines of the Ecuadorian embassy in London, his arrest on April 11 may...
Venezuela’s fatherland card is an Orwellian nightmare
In recent years, the Venezuelan government has been working on a system of cards which can be used to track the behaviour of its...
The Independent Group may have a crucial role to play in our political system
February 18, 2019. In the future, we may look back upon this date as the moment when the British political system, characterised by its...
Bernie 2020: How the former fringe candidate will tackle Trump
For most, this was the worst kept secret in US politics. People ‘felt the Bern’ in 2016 and it is fair to assume that the Democratic...
The Implications of the Philippines’ Eastward Pivot
International politics is not quite the game it used to be; in an age characterised by populist upheaval, declining faith in...
The suffering have a right to die
For Noel Conway, death is always on the horizon. His only wish is the right to reach it painlessly and a time of his choosing. Since...
Between truth and fiction: why Warwick should stay in the NUS
Over the past few weeks, a lot of people have suddenly become very animated about the NUS – ostensibly as a straightforward reaction to...
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