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Staff Writer Jennifer Hensey analyses the case studies of Harvey Weinstein and Sean Combs’ use of power and its implications for the wider media...
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Staff Writers Zaynab Ali and Guy de Basto set out the lay of the land for the Makerfield by-election on 18 June. After Labour’s...
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Staff Writer Zaynab Ali reflects on Labour’s performance in the Local Council elections across London adding her personal take on the internal battles of...
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Staff Writer Saskia Catton analyses how the recent UK local elections delivered significant Reform UK gains across the East of England. The East of...
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Staff writer Sam McManus examines a newly issued executive order from the Trump administration, which may have inadvertently redefined the entire U.S. population as...
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Guest Writer Niwa Limbu examines the ongoing suspension of the KCL Conservative Association, arguing for its reinstatement as a matter of free speech and...
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Staff Writer Emily Ng observes the intricate national and geopolitical implications awaiting Syria after the fall of the Assad Regime. Government forces topple with...
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Staff Writer Katharina Kayser analyses how the AfD’s Alice Weidel’s candidacy for German Chancellor represents a recent wave of European far-right parties being led...
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Staff Writer Grace Holloway examines how the UK government seeks to repair its foreign relations with the EU. In recent years, with the Conservative...
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News Editor Kayla Rahaman recounts the little-known history of the mass deportation and repatriation of as many as 1.8 million Mexican migrants and Mexican-American...
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Staff writer Danial Ahmed examines the growing international influence of the Bharatiya Janata Party on both British politics and student life. It has become...
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Staff Writer Harris Bidiwala examines the forces shaping ESG activism in finance, exploring how profit motives and political shifts under a Trump presidency could...
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The year 2024 has been hailed as the ‘Year of Elections’ by many across the media. Roar reflects on a series of these votes...
