Politics & World Affairs

On Sunday 11 August, Muslims across the globe began their Eid al-Adha celebrations. This festival commemorates the…

As of the 23rd July 2019, Boris Johnson is the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, following Theresa May’s…

On February 19th 2019, a revolution finally erupted in Sudan. The then leader, Al-Bashir, called a state of…

Whether you love them or you loathe them, the British Royal family are a staple of the cultural and historical…

Discussions about the acceptability of Mark Field's violent removal of a Greenpeace activist have dominated the…

With the elimination of Michael Gove from the Conservative party’s leadership contest, we are down to the final…

This week, a Boston-based group, Super Happy Fun America, applied for a permit with the City of Boston to host a…

It was impossible to not see Donald Trump making his second state visit to the UK. Trust me, I tried. But he was…

Today may well go down in history as the day that the final nail went into our planet’s already rotting coffin. A…

If you haven’t heard the news: on Tuesday, Alabama’s Republican-controlled state senate passed a bill to outlaw…

This week, Diane Abbott, Shadow Home Secretary and prime target for anti-labour propaganda, felt compelled to issue…

Political, cultural and business elites from all corners of the world recently attended the annual World Economic…

Brexit: it’s a word that is on everyone’s lips at the moment (though begrudgingly for most of us). Over two years…

The Gillette ad has proved controversial from the moment it was released. But is the razorblade company's latest ad…

Brett Kavanaugh, who is notoriously known for his conservative values, including his anti-abortion stance, was…