The Dangers and Dilemmas of Drinking Alcohol Abroad
Rachel Mather urges tourists to be aware of alcohol restrictions and bans when holidaying abroad.
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The UK’s Leading Role in Yemen’s Man-Made Famine
Ahead of a public event in Building 5 on Highfield Campus on 10th January, Richard Spence writes about the Yemeni Civil War and the UK’s arms involvement.
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The World’s Forgotten War
History will judge us harshly for our inertia on Yemen, Christopher George Halkou explains how the conflict has been overlooked.
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“Shared Values” – When Is Enough Enough With Saudi Arabia?
Writer Bailey Williams explores the alliance between Britain and Saudi Arabia, asking what may have prompted what many deem such an ‘unlikely’, unexpected pact.
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Russia 5-0 Saudi Arabia: Chastised Hosts Expose Hapless Arab Ineptitude
Aaryaman Banerji reports on Russia’s first match of the World Cup against Saudi Arabia.
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Women in Parliament Around the World
Cameron Ridgway looks at female political representation around the globe.
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This Week in British Politics: 5 March – 11 March 2018
Billy Boulton tackles the latest events in British Politics.
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2017’s Biggest International Stories – Part 1
Writer Kieran Murray provides looks back on some of the major international news stories of 2017.
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World Stories You May Have Missed: December 2017
Hannah Beeson picks out the ‘World Stories You May Have Missed’ in the past month, including the North Korean defector given free choco pies for life.
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Why is the University Allowing BAE Systems to Recruit Us?
Max Perry gives her view on alleged human rights violators and arms company, BAE Systems, who are welcomed to recruit at our University this week.
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