Guest Writer Isabel Hodson examines Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy’s response to warnings of deepening “culture wars” in Britain, arguing that good policy alone is...
Staff writers Amal Ahmed and Saanvi Marappa interview King's College London students to investigate the debate regarding Women-only carriages and rising harassment in London.
Staff Writer Aleesha Naqvi analyses Zohran Mamdani’s New York mayoral election alongside the rise of Zack Polanski’s Greens and a new trend towards hope...
Staff Writer and Broadcaster Penelope Spencer-Simpson shines a light on the shadows cast by London’s Christmas costly glow. Christmas has been named the most...
Staff Writer Lydia Bruce unpacks how screens have become mirrors for the modern man, with the manosphere corrupting self-improvement into self-destruction, and what we...
Staff Writer Holly Banwell deep dives into the background, fallout, and question of what happens next at the BBC amidst resignations and legal threats...
Staff Writer Woody Jeffay analyses how Russell Vought, the little-known architect of Project 2025, became one of the most powerful figures in Trump’s Washington....
Staff Writer Salomé West analyses how Italy’s Femicide proposition falls short of protecting women and ensuring their safety. In late November of 2023, 22-year-old...
Staff writer Polly Symes talks to Lucius Vellacott, a student at King’s College London, about his responsibilities as District Councillor. In 2023, at just...
Staff Writer Ben McWilliam outlines the controversy and details surrounding Rachel Reeves’ budget. In the weeks leading up to Rachel Reeves’ second budget as...
Staff Writer TJ Sari examines the recent wave of gender-based violence in Malaysian schools, contextualising it in systemic apathy and rising disolutionment. Content warning:...
Staff Writer Meera Mohanraj details how Kerala has become the model state to follow. Kerala translates to ‘land of the coconuts’ in Malayalam, appropriate given their ubiquity in...