How Feudal Lords and Dynasties Hollowed Out Pakistan’s Politics
By Aman Abdullah Shahid -
If Pakistan’s first decade established the dominance of unelected institutions, the decades that followed
A State Born Weak, Captured Strong: How Pakistan’s Democracy Was Doomed from the Start
By Aman Abdullah Shahid -
When Pakistan emerged as an independent nation in 1947, it was meant to embody the
Why Does the Justice System Punish Women for Surviving?
Women who endure years of abuse are too often punished for surviving. While the law defends anger, fear, or diminished responsibility, it fails victims of domestic violence. Cases like Martyna Ogonowska’s expose a justice system that criminalises survival itself.
Digital ID: Labour’s Big Gamble on Immigration Control
By Wali Khan -
In an unexpected twist, the Labour Party has announced plans for a mandatory digital ID card.
Just Stop Oil: Nuisance or Necessity
By Honey Barlow Marshall -
Over the past few years I have seen countless viral videos of people stuck in
Sport: You Can’t Leave Politics Out of It!
By Wali Khan -
As a Liverpool fan, I love football. I understand sometimes you just want to watch a
Serious about Tackling Inequality? Tax Wealth not Work
By Thomas Harrison -
Great Britain, a country which loves to project sophistication and seriousness on the world stage could
A Woman in Afghanistan: My Experience in the Country that ‘Hates Women’
By Amina -
In July 2025, I visited Afghanistan. I wanted to see beyond the headlines, to experience what Afghanistan
We do not Have to Celebrate Criminals to Preserve History
By Wali Khan -
In June 2020, the statue of Edward Colston in Bristol was toppled by protestors and discarded
How the UK Government Fuels Anti-Migrant Rhetoric in the Media
By Charlotte Smith -
More than a year after the wave of asylum hotel protests in 2024, anti-immigration rhetoric remains
