Political Pandora

Setting the stage for the entire world, Scotland becomes the first country to make inclusion of the LGBTQ+ community mandatory in their educ

Young people around the world were seen to heed Greta Thunberg’s call to rally for the climate in the first major protest seen since the onslaught of the pandemic. The pandemic forced young climate activists to develop and adopt new advocating strategies to combat climate change, including digital protests on platforms such as Twitter and Instagram. The main rally was held in Germany, ahead of the citizens voting for their new chancellor. Friday’s demonstrations were designed

Gender within the realm of politics is a leading topic of discussion, as the need for female political participation has not only been ident

The Māori Party of New Zealand, has introduced a landmark petition, calling for the country to be renamed to its original indigenous name of

The pervasion of the colonial attitude into literary texts is evident in Dickens’s sophisticated prose with its acerbic imperialist underton

Lebanon in the 1960s: a picturesque land of Beirut-focused tourism and banking sector-driven prosperity – a visual impossible to imagine con

The Olympics, one of the most celebrated sporting events in history, have increasingly diversified in terms of participants over the past few years. In the Tokyo Olympics held this year, a record number of 32% of participating LGBTQ+ athletes took home a medal, according to Outsports. Additionally, some of the most popular Olympians in the public eye were people of colour. The concept of the Olympics struggling with proper inclusivity of all groups is one that should have bee

On Friday, September 3rd 2021, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga addressed the nation and announced his decision to step down from the

“126 homosexuals fired from the state department”, “Dr Luther King is shot dead”, “17 reds captured” and “How to spot a possible homo”, all

Following months of political turmoil, Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin handed in his resignation. Addressing the nation in a telev

Just a month ago, intelligence agencies abroad began predicting a countdown until the inevitable rise of the Taliban, following the withdraw

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought to light the stark inequality in access to education, considered to be a basic human right. As schools clo

The Test of Global Leadership On June 11th 2021, Cornwall, an English county, welcomed G7 (“Group of 7”) leaders to gather for the...

A woman was dragged out from her village in Tigray, tied up in a military base, and gang-raped over several months. Thousands of women have,

Inarguably, while studying contemporary world history, one of the most notable events impacting global politics would be 9/11: the September

A list of phone numbers identified by Amnesty International have caused an uproar around the world, calling for better privacy policies. The recent discovery of the misuse of Pegasus, a remote surveillance spyware that can be used on smartphones, has forced all smartphone companies to rethink their approach to privacy, and resulted in widespread criticism of the involved world leaders. Developed by an Israeli firm known as NSO group, Pegasus served as a surveillance software,