Comment Writer Gwydion Elliott looks at our relationship with technology following the Android 12 update, discussing how recurring data breaches and politics have ruined technology, despite its potential for good

Comment Writer Kit Parsons praises Andrew Yang and The Forward Party, suggesting that it is refreshing to see attempts to make meaningful changes to the political system in the US

Comment Writer Joi Foote explores the Only Fans decision to allow explicit content and concludes that once again, CEOs care more about profit than protecting sex workers

Comment Writer Rico Singh Dhami explores South Korea's economic development, arguing that the nations progression highlights how important it is for a government to have a good relationship with the economy and enterprise

Comment Writer Rico Singh Dhami weighs up the success of cryptocurrency in domestic and international economies and considers its use in trade going forward

Comment Writer Tom Cohen takes a look at the recent victory for Uber workers, arguing that whilst it should foster hope amongst gig workers, there is still much to be done

Comment Writer Kitty Jackson takes a look at the bigger picture of Black Friday sales, arguing that they work to perpetuate vast inequality and environmental damage

Comment Editor Freya Wainstein discusses the disadvantages of cancel culture, arguing that it promotes both the death of nuance and debate

Comment Editor Freya Wainstein discusses the recent news that Jane Fraser is to become the first CEO of a Wall Street Bank, arguing that whilst this news is positive, we need to keep in mind how far we still have to go in the fight for gender equality

Comment Editor Chelsie Henshaw discusses the return to work amid Coronavirus, in particular what this means for two primary school teachers

Following the UK government's decision to lift some lockdown restrictions, Comment Writer Andrew Bailey discusses whether a second Coronavirus wave is imminent

Comment Writer Tom Denham discusses Prime Minister Johnson's reluctant first u-turn and the potential of a newfound appreciation for migrant workers following the pandemic