Lebanese multi-faceted crisis continues amidst stagnated protests as citizens lose hope.
Labour’s Anti-Semitism Row: Jeremy Corbyn Returns
Sir Keir Starmer has readmitted Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party’s former leader, after an anti-Semitism row, but not as an MP. After the now former MP for Islington North was suspended from the party, there has been a decision to readmit Jeremy Corbyn. He was dismissed for criticising both politicians, outside and inside the Labour Party, …
The beginning of the end for Donald Trump
Donald Trump, you’re fired It was on Saturday 7th November 2020 when news outlets finally projected the next President of the United States. The result left half of America (and possibly the world) with a needed sigh of relief. Former vice president Joe Biden became the new president-elect, beating his opponent, reality TV star and …
Poland: Protests over ban on nearly all abortions
Protests have erupted after a ruling by Poland’s highest court to implement stricter rules governing abortion – apart from some circumstances.
Football Fans Violence: What are they thinking?
There is a long history of hostility between fans of football teams, but why does loyalty equate to violence and conflict?
Caribbean Crisis: 60 Million Gallons of Oil
A Venezuelan-flagged vessel at risk of spilling 60 million gallons of oil into the Caribbean, and causing an environmental crisis.
New campaign demands for supermarkets to rebrand period products
Many women feel shame surrounding periods, now a new campaign demands for this to change.
Trump vs Biden Debate: Chaos, coronavirus and name-calling
29th September saw the chaos of the first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and the former vice president, Joe Biden in preparation for the US election due to take place on 3rd November.
Secret Genocide: What Uighur Muslims are facing under Chinese rule
An estimated 1 to 3 million Muslims have been detained in concentration camps in northwest China.
Technology to face climate disruption if they fail to adapt
Access to our favourite electronics may be interrupted as the increasing hazards caused by climate change could deliver a huge blow to the technology industry.
96 per cent of UK businesses suffered data breaches: How to stay secured
The United Kingdom remains a hotbed for hackers and scammers with 96 per cent of all UK businesses reported they suffered a damaging cyber-attack in the last year alone.
Space vs. Land: What is more important to the US Administration?
How important is the SpaceX and NASA’s collaborative May launch and does the Trump administration really have the ability to claim credit for it?