Consequences of Covid and Climate Change: Elections of Asia

By Isabella Green When attempting to foretell what lies ahead in the new year, we must consider the leaders guiding the path forward for their countries. Changes in leadership mark changes in the goals of not just politicians but also the people they serve. Many elections took place across Asia in 2021, and the effects…

‘All Politics is Local’: The Increasing Importance of Councils

By Jack Horrigan

State Shrinkflation Looms Again

By Kieran Fowlds

Mexico in 2022: Is It Time For A Rebound?

By John Lavelle

Capitalism and Indigenous Cosmological Conflict in the Silver Mines of Potosí

By Ava Rawson

Will Boris’ Green Policies be the Conservative Party’s Downfall?

By Kieran Fowlds

The Winds of Change: A Gradual Energy Transition in the Middle East

By Supriya Shekhar

Is Machiavelli relevant today? Applying Machiavelli’s “princely virtù” to the second Karabakh war.

By Rasul Bakhshaliyev

Does France’s growing far-right pose a more imminent threat to Macron’s re-election than we once thought?

By Morgan Daval

Netflix’s Maid: Social Security, Safety Nets and Survival

By Lucy Wright

Taking on Tokyo: A discussion of the 2020 Olympic Games

By Isabella Green The planning for the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games began promisingly. During Japan’s selection to host the 2020 games, the country was widely hailed as a “safe pair of hands.” Adorable mascots were developed and placed on merchandise, including keychains and plush toys. The games would be the first to include skateboarding,…

Europe’s Zero Euro Note: memento or money-grabber?

By Morgan Daval