The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes: Is YA Dystopia Relevant Again?
Charlotte considers the popularity and relevance of the new Hunger Games film to the current political climate.
Politics
Gary Lineker: Is Political Impartiality Even Possible?
Patrick and Hannah look at the most recent BBC scandal which addresses sport and politics.
Money and Identity: The Socio-Political Power of Ancient Coinage and the Emergence of Greco-Bactrian Culture
Michael breaks down the changes in coinage in the Greco-Bactrian kingdom and how this reflects socio-political change.
Sturgeon Became the ‘S’ in SNP. What does Scotland’s future hold without her?
Niamh discusses the consequences of Sturgeon’s resignation.
Sturgeon’s Trans-fer of Power: Did the Gender Recognition Bill impact the First Minister’s resignation?
Catherine explores the role the Scottish Gender Recognition Bill may have had on Nicola Sturgeon’s resignation.
The Message Trump Left to the World
Dean discusses globalisation after the Trump administration.
The Dangers of Vaccine Nationalism
The issue of global inequality and how it’s affecting Covid-19 vaccination programmes.
Gender in Politics: No Longer a Man’s Game
The age of women in power is finally upon us.
Kamala Harris’ Suit Speaks Volumes
Love it or hate it- Sonya argues that the suit Kamala Harris wore at her victory speech was a bold statement celebrating her heritage and femininity.
Combatting COVID-19: A Tribute to Sri Lanka and A Lesson for the Rest
As COVID-19 continues to spread around the world, let’s take a look at how an island nation managed to do the impossible: stop the virus in its tracks.