World Politics
By Dr Haider Ali Khan The North of Pakistan has once again been devastated by flash floods and cloud bursts. Dozens of people have lost their lives, while thousands more have seen their homes, crops, and livelihoods destroyed. Entire villages have disappeared, buried under rubble along with their residents. I
UK Politics
By Wali Khan For decades, House of Lords reform has been a recurring aspect of British politics. Promises have been made, but little action has been taken. Consequently, in 2025, the UK still has one of the largest unelected legislative bodies in the world, a chamber stuffed with aristocrats, political
OP-ED
The flags are going up - as are the number of hate crimes. Do they truly represent national pride, or something else?
OP-ED
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.
World Politics
By Aman Abdullah Shahid - The United States has, for much of the past century, cultivated an image as the world’s preeminent defender of human rights, advocate for international justice and guardian of the rule of law. From its pivotal role in devising the post-World War II multilateral order
Culture
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