Radical Right Populism: Parallels Between the Bush Administration's Conduct in the Iraq War and Trump's Style of Authoritarian Populism
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The actions of the Bush administration during America’s invasion of Iraq in 2003 and subsequent
'She Likes it Rough': Dissecting the Glorification of Rough Sex
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Violence against women is now endemic.
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Your Party: Game Changer or Gimmick?
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Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana announced their new political movement – Your Party – in July this year. In
No Seat at the Table: The PR Industry's Diversity Failure
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On the 20th of August, a Sanex campaign was banned by the ASA for promoting harmful
Pakistan’s Deadly Floods: The Not so Natural Disasters:
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The North of Pakistan has once again been devastated by flash floods and cloud bursts.
House of Lords Reform: Is Change Finally Coming?
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For decades, House of Lords reform has been a recurring aspect of British politics. Promises have been
It is 2025: Racism is now Trendy?
The flags are going up - as are the number of hate crimes. Do they truly represent national pride, or something else?
One Year On: Labour Needs to Find Its Voice Before Reform Fills the Silence
One year in, Labour has real achievements - but the vibes are off. Change feels distant, and Reform is filling the silence. If Labour wants to keep public trust, it must speak with boldness, belief, and visible conviction - not just quiet competence.
The USA and International Justice: A Relationship Defined by Convenience
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The United States has, for much of the past century, cultivated an image as the
A Different Type of Publication
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