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On 4 September 2026 Roar attended and captured the ‘Homes not Data Centres’ protest outside the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government. The...
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News Editor Holly Briggs unpacks the growing challenges facing young people entering the workforce ahead of Alan Milburn's report this autumn.
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China's relationship with Africa is one of the most controversial aspects of its foreign policy. Detractors claim it is a programme of exploitation. Supporters...
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The relationship between Africa and the West is often framed as a matter of history, with aid, investment, and the 'end of empire' marking...
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Few modern political projects are as mystifying as the Belt-and-Road Initiative: China's immense economic advent onto the world stage. This article explores the BRI's...
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What do international wealth divide, social democracy, and fascism have in common? The mechanism of Unequal Exchange is crucial for understanding our contemporary political...
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Staff Writer Jack Ford argues that to understand where China is going, we must understand where it has been. First in a series, this...
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Staff Writer Tommaso Paolucci unpacks how Italian politician Roberto Vannacci uses dictionary definitions to legitimise extremist rhetoric. Italian Party Futuro Nazionale (FN) held its...
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Videographer Bella Steiner examines the effects of the recent earthquakes in Venezuela, spotlighting the government’s inability and hesitation to respond promptly, resulting in loss...
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Comment Editor Biraj Khadka argues that Manchester’s musical past holds lessons for Britain’s current political moment. It’s not coming home after all. Regardless, in...
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