SOAS Rated Among Top Political Universities in UK
SOAS has been rated among the top universities for politics in the UK by The Huffington Post. See the full list of the best universities for politics in the UK, as voted for by students here.
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Editor's Note #37
I am delighted to welcome you into our little world that is Issue 37! After an arduous month of brainstorming, I present to you an edition I am immensely proud of, despite it being the first of the academic year (I know, quite presumptuous!). The ambitious team that we are,
Eighty-One Years on, Gaza and Srebrenica Expose Different Limits of the Same Institution
Written by Salsabeel Yasir, International News Editor, BA International Relations and History. October marks 81 years since the UN Charter came into force. The UN presents itself as the central institution for maintaining international peace and security. However, its ability to enforce that purpose has depended on five states with
Burnham Wants Pints Back in the Stands: ‘Incredibly Rash’ or Long-Overdue Revival?
Written by Omar Samer, BA Politics and International Relations. Andy Burnham has signalled plans to reverse the ban on drinking alcohol in football stands. Introduced in 1985 to combat inter-fan violence and hooliganism, the Sporting Events (Control of Alcohol) Act prohibits drinking in sight of the pitch in England
Bold, Ambitious, Revolutionary: London City Lionesses Betting on the Future of Women's Football
Written by Yunus Samer, BA Politics and International Relations. For decades, women's football has been overlooked, but this is about to change. The London City Lionesses are the first fully independent women's football club and are currently stealing the spotlight through record signings, breathtaking performances, and