Disability in Politics
Zach Sharif discusses how current politics is affecting disabled people in the UK.
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UN Day And The Syria Chemical Weapons Debate
On UN Day, Akshada Rawat provides an update on the latest activities in the UN Security Council as the topic of Syrian chemical weapons rears its head again
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International Explainers: 72 Years of the UN Charter
The UN turns 72 year old, and writer Tom Pate looks to explain all about the document that created it.
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Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapons Approved at UN
More than 70 years after Hiroshima, 122 countries have signed a treaty banning nuclear weapons from the world.
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Mediterranean Mediation: Cyprus Peace Talks
Ivan Morris Poxton assesses the prospects for peace between Greek and Turkish Cypriots.
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Syrian Aid Agencies Cease Cooperation With U.N.
From Issue 1, George Villars reports on how aid agencies in Syria have ceased co-operating with the UN after increasing scrutiny of the Assad government’s involvement.
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As Crisis Deepens In Venezuela, So Does Political Apathy
Cameron Ridgway, International Editor, investigates the worsening social and political situation in Venezuela.
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Radovan Karadzic: The Triumph Of Justice
Cameron Ridgway summarises the trial of former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic on its closing day.
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The ‘HeForShe’ Campaign: One Year On
Frazer Delves looks at how much progress the HeForShe campaign has achieved in a year.
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“No Sex Please, We’re British”
Drawing on revelations from Channel 4 documentary ‘Sex In Class’, Eleanor Mein argues for improvements in sex education.
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