The Surprising Reason Why There Is so Much Thai Food in London Pubs
Trust me, a pad thai is exactly what you need after a couple of cold ones. It even leaves room for a couple more.
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My Wife is a Diplomat: A Deep dive Into ‘Diplomacy-core’
Kasia Donnell, MSc Politics and International Relations, 03/02/2025
There is a niche of social media dominated by hashtags like #diplomacy, #unitednations, and #internationalrelations. Content on TikTok, Pinterest, and Instagram romanticises the life of studying and pursuing a career in International Relations (IR). Montage videos set to a dramatic
The Fusion of Scrolling and Charity: When Our Attention Becomes the Donation
The issue stems from the broader commodification of our attention
A guide to mixing friend groups
Deepika Anand, BA Politics and International Relations, 03/02/2025
Have you ever thought of mixing friend groups so that all of your friends can be friends with each other? Well, it's not an exact science and it can definitely get tricky. In my experience, mixing your friend
I Smell Petrol, I See Fire: A History of Success for Pathetic Fascism
Remain alert, for the smell of petrol is permeating our society. Remember, the fascism of yesterday will not look like the fascism of tomorrow.
The Battle for Fiction: Robots vs. Writers
AI can copy, it can learn and emulate but it can’t build, can’t master and most importantly, AI cannot craft.
It's Not Just Because He’s Hot: Luigi Mangione and Media Misogyny
Characterising Luigi Mangione’s supporters as women who find him attractive regardless of his alleged violent actions reads as an attempt to avoid having this complex discussion.