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Gaza Ceasefire: The Normalisation of the Israeli Settler Project
Jack Waldo Peirce, MA Middle Eastern Studies Those familiar with my writing (namely, my grandfather and the generous souls who kindly support my Substack page) will be aware that my articles are never bereft of attempts at humour—normally of the underwhelming, self-deprecating variety. The subject about which I concern
A Glimpse into the Invisible Lives of London’s Food Delivery Riders
Anon Yu Henrikson, Features Editor, BA International Relations & Korean Take a walk around London and you are almost guaranteed to see some of them. Men dressed in brightly coloured jackets, racing through the streets on speedy bicycles. However, despite their colorful gear and high speed, the food delivery riders
Loving With Addiction
Anonymous “In addiction, there’s no room for love – not even for yourself.” This was expressed in an interview by a person who had experienced addiction. As the child of a person who actively struggles with addiction, my parental relationship has been troubled and strenuous. Endless curiosities surrounding his prioritisation
Climate Change Is Not Your Fault
Majidah Chowdhury, Junior Reporter, BA International Relations Why do we need to recycle and be more mindful of our energy usage? Why do we need to make efforts to travel more sustainably and conserve water? Why do we need to reduce our waste and make more eco-friendly food choices? The