politics

Katie Deustch Nottingham Against Transphobia (NAT) is the sort of organisation that is very well known in some circles and unheard of in others. Maybe you know them well, maybe you’ve walked past them protesting in the city centre, or maybe you’ve never heard of them at all. They are,...

Max Stephanou On 3 January 2026, US forces carried out a military operation which removed the Venezuelan President, Nicolas Maduro, from power. This latest act of aggressive American foreign policy was justified by President Donald Trump, claiming Maduro was an ‘outlaw dictator’ and that America will instead ‘run the...

Josie Nasmyth-Miller With recent tragic events, such as the Bondi Beach Massacre, which targeted a Hanukkah celebration and the shooting at Brown University in Rhode Island, it would be easy to add Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, more commonly known as Tommy Robinson, and his ‘Unite for Christ this Christmas’ campaign to...

Nancy Riley When Nicki Minaj expressed support for the view that Christians were being persecuted in Nigeria, it ignited a heated online debate. It underscored the question of what role do (often politically uneducated) celebrities play in discussing delicate political matters? And, furthermore, should there be a crossover between...

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Ella Koeppern Windsor Castle stood in full ceremonial splendour last Wednesday as King Charles III welcomed US President Donald Trump for his second state visit. Guards, dressed in full regalia and lined in precision, stood as music echoed across the lawns and Union flags billowed in the wind. This...

Leacsaidh Marlow The House of Lords, or the Upper Chamber, is a group responsible for scrutinising legislative changes and the work of the government, such as MPs in the House of Commons do. However, members (peers) are not elected in the same way that MPs are, instead predominantly being...