Writer: Riccardo Vinci   Percy Bysshe Shelley once said that “poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world”. Such a statement might sound anachronistic at a time in which political decisions are frantically taken in the 280-character fence provided by… Continue Reading →

Writer: Harvey Dryer A watershed moment in British foreign relations  China is the world’s newest superpower. It poses a substantial threat to Western democratic values and challenges the USA politically and economically on the global stage. The emerging competition between… Continue Reading →

Writer: Milena Sagawa Krasny Slaughterhouses have emerged as perfect breeding grounds for Coronavirus, clearly exposing the brutality of the meat industry, both for the workers and animals. At the same time, evidence suggests that those with underlying health conditions associated… Continue Reading →

  Written by Mehak Gauba   Introduction Gender Equality (GE) is conceptualized as the provision of equal rights and treatment of genders without any discrimination between men and women. Historically, the issues relating to GE have been given lesser significance… Continue Reading →

Written by Antonella Cariello The concept of equality has been discussed for centuries, and different theories have tried to unpack its meaning as well as to how to ensure equality in everyday life. Today, equality is defined in its twofold… Continue Reading →

Author: Harvey Dryer   Whilst reflecting on life during lockdown, many people have craved a return to ‘normal.’ A normality that includes commodity fetishism, alienation of work, and selfish economic behaviour. Such reflections should be cast out along with existing… Continue Reading →