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Joe Yiu Ip
Nov 15, 2024
Economic Woes: UK and China, Friends or Foes?
Joe Yiu Ip is a first-year Politics and International Relations student. Interested in various areas of geopolitics, including...


Ivan Ng
Nov 15, 2024
The Arrest of Ko Wen-je: Taiwan’s Democracy at stake, or not?
Ivan Ng is a first-year Law student. He is interested in delving into the political systems around the world and comparing their...


Isabelle Lenton
Nov 15, 2024
Unexplored aspects of the “comfort women” discussion
Isabelle Lenton is a second year International Relations and Dutch student. She currently writes for The Diplomacy Review and The...


Isabel Thwin
Nov 14, 2024
Maduro Maintains His Grip: 2024 Venezuelan Election
Isabel Thwin is a final-year Arts and Sciences student focusing on Global Politics, Law and Computer Science. She is primarily interested...


Iris G Qin
Nov 14, 2024
War on Faith: Falun Gong & Self-Politicization
Falun Gong protest in Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China. Iris G Qin is a second-year BSc Anthropology student with an interest in...


Hendrik Brenninkmeijer
Nov 14, 2024
Has the Belgian cordon sanitaire been broken in the aftermath of the 2024 local elections?
Hendrik Brenninkmeijer is a second-year Arts and Sciences student. He participated in the 2024 edition of the Model North Sea Neighbours...


Harshita Prashar
Nov 14, 2024
India-Canada Diplomatic Dilemma: How a Bilateral Issue Poses a Multilateral Problem
Harshita Prashar is a postgraduate student studying Comparative Economics and Policy at UCL. Her interests include international economic...


George Tuley
Nov 14, 2024
Korea’s Divide: Nobel Prizes and Rubbish Bags
George Tuley is a third-year economics student. His regional focus is on East Asia, particularly the geopolitical dynamics of the Korean...


Alexandra Van Zutphen
Nov 14, 2024
Is the ‘Cyprus Problem’ also Britain’s Problem?
Alexandra Van Zutphen is studying for a Master’s in History at UCL. She participated in the Cyprus Friendship Program for two years,...


Charlotte Hubau
Nov 14, 2024
The Olympics’ Security: France’s Most Valuable Gold Medal
Charlotte Hubau is a second-year BSc student in Politics and International Relations at UCL. Her field of interest mainly covers military...
HECTOR MCKECHNIE
Oct 19, 2024
IS ‘SOFT POWER’ THE NEW ‘HARD POWER’? HOW DO COUNTRIES SAFELY NAVIGATE THE STORMY SEAS OF THE 21ST CENTURY?
Twentieth-century history textbooks are dominated by one topic: war. Through- out this age, global society has been blighted by...
Saulet Tanirbergen
Oct 19, 2024
AMERICA’S DECLINE OF SOFT POWER UNDER TRUMP - WILL BIDEN SUCCEED IN REGAINING IT?
''This is the time to heal in America,” was the proclamation of President-Elect Biden in his victory acceptance speech on November 7th....
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