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With Women’s Rights on The Line, The Supreme Court Needs Liberals

Comment Writer Miren Sowden argues that it is time for Supreme Court Justice Bryer to step down so that a liberal replacement can help protect women's rights

The National Insurance Increase Will Hurt The Working Class

Comment Writer Elissa Cox argues that elite politicians should consider how the National Insurance increase will harm the Working Class

Fight For What You Believe In: Why You Should Volunteer For A Political Campaign

Comment Writer Kit Parsons explains why it is so important to volunteer for political campaigns, speaking with Andrew Yang campaigner Nel Nieves.

Politicians Are Allowed Holidays, But Dominic Raab’s Actions Were Flawed

Social Secretary Ella Kipling argues that Dominic Raab's decision to not take phone calls regarding Afghanistan while on holiday was not a good move

The Islamophobic Bias Behind the ECJ Headscarf Ban

Comment Writer Muskan Surana details the recent ruling by the European Court of Justice banning headscarves and religious symbolism and explores the underlying islamophobia and its prevalence within society

Why Biden Made The Right Decision About Afghanistan

Comment Writer Kit Parsons argues that Biden made the right decision to withdraw forcs from Afghanistan, comparing his aims to those of Trump and Obama.

Enabling Meaningful Change: The UK’s Political Structure

Comment Writer Thomas Barry argues in favour of the implementation of public deliberation, stating that it will encourage positive political change and encourage people to become engaged with politics

Will China’s Century of Humiliation Lead to a Global War?

Comment Writer Thomas Brogan details the history of the Chinese Communist Party in its rise to prominence and questions whether a global war is imminent

The Power of a Positive Vision

Comment Writer, Thomas Barry reflects on Ed Miliband's book, 'Go Big: How to Fix Our World' and considers whether Miliband's vision for a greener planet is achievable in the near future

Do Divided Political Opinions Have To Impact Our Relationships?

Comment Writer Cara-Louise Scott discusses her own experiences with divided politics in her relationships with others, arguing that disagreements do not always have to end in conflict

What Does Eric Adams’ Mayoral Win Mean For The Future Of New York City?

Comment Writer Kit Parsons questions what Eric Adams' mayoral win might mean for the future of New York City, highlighting his problematic political history as a reason for his distrust of the new mayor

One Rule For Them and Another For Us: Why Can’t The Government Abide by Their Own Rules?

Comment Editor Phoebe Snedker discusses Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak's hesitancy to self-isolate after Health Secretary Sajid Javid tests positive for Covid-19, arguing that it is one rule for them and another for us