As a whole, the British population are lazy and consistently exhibit a laissez-faire attitude towards learning languages, argues Alice Macfarlane

Comment Writer Tom Moran explains why the results of the recent US Midterm are more of a blue ripple than a blue wave

Film editor Josh Woods argues that allegations of voter suppression have cast a troubling shadow over the recent US Midterm elections

Comment writer Jonathan Korn explores the extent to which bad people can be good leaders, and the moral complications that accompany this

Comment writer Eleanor Martin outlines the importance of a gender inclusive approach to menstrual health education

Turning Brett Kavanaugh into a comedic figure only serves to undermine the case against him, argues Deputy Editor Kat Smith

Comment editor Nataila Carter explores the moral ambiguity of Youtube, and how over exposure to stranger's lives can negatively impact our own

Upon her recent trip to Delhi, Comment Writer Jadzia Samuel reflects on the ingrained sexual violence against women across India

Liberal anger over Sajid Javid's decision to allow the possible execution of two Islamic State militants is dangerously misplaced, argues Comment Writer Harpreet Pannu

News Editor Tom Leaman discusses whether President Trump's continued attacks on the media threaten the accuracy and freedom of the global press.

Comment Writer Tom Moran argues that whilst NATO has now begun to protect its own interests, it must display more willingness to act against hybrid warfare

Comment Writer Oscar Gray argues that the UK can no longer rely on the US as an ally, and must look to Europe for a defensive coalition