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Athena Tong discusses why politics is considered 'dirty business' in Hong Kong and the importance of remembering Tiananmen Square, 1989
First year, Mitchell Foyle-York explores the ways in which the Tories won the vote, but alienated the youth.
Literary & Creative newbie editor Elinor Potts becomes the 'exploding feminist' at Festwochen, the highlight of the Viennese cultural calendar
Abe Erudite writes on the reemergence of European far-right nationalism, its origins and implications.
From a completely uninformed, non-critical perspective it could be said that Emmanuel Macron is Europe’s Barack Obama. I say this because he both symbolises a coming change and restores faith in a humanity opposed to separatist ideologies. He embodies hope but, beyond this, there is something else he could represent for young people across Europe:...
Matt Wilson, the outgoing Politics Editor for SMITHS, challenges the logic of voter apathy and calls for a revival of democratic activism.
Marie Segger scrutinises the electoral system and explains why the UK should look to Germany rather than to the US.
News looks pretty grim right now; Maddy White discusses.
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