Navigating the Indian Ocean: The Maldives’ Diplomatic Pivot from New Delhi to Beijing
By Channon Heenan The waters of the Indian ocean have long been a stage for political manoeuvring, and today it is no different. The...
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Reuben Bye
- Jan 26
2024 The Year of Elections: Change and Uncertainty
By Reuben Bye 2024 is the biggest year for voting, ever - and it will be a year of uncertainty. 76 countries with a combined population...
Krishna Bellamkonda
- Nov 9, 2023
US Policy Shift: Elevating the US-India Relationship Beyond Convenience
By Krishna Bellamkonda In June this year, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on a four-day state visit to the United States....
Channon Heenan
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Kazakhstan: A waning Russia and a rising China?
By Channon Heenan On 19th May 2023, President Xi Jinping held the first in-person China-Central Asia summit in Xi’an, China. The summit...
Reuben Bye
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The Assassination Allegations that Undermined Indo-Western Partnership
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Ananya Sreekumar
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Gokul Krishnakumar
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Editorial: The Peruvian Puzzle
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Warwick Think Tank
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Zombie laws: Sec 66 A of the IT Act
Section 66(A) of the IT Act, 2000 says, "Any individual who sends any grossly offensive message through a computer source or any...
Ananya Sreekumar
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Not built to withstand: Could Turkey have prevented the scale of disaster?
In the early hours of Monday, 6th February, two earthquakes of magnitude(s) 7.8 and 7.5 took the lives of over 44,000 people (as of...
Caitlin Hoyland
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“Women, Life, Freedom”: The hundred-year oppression of the Kurdish people
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Evie Taylor
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COP27: Real progress or performative action?
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Gokul Krishnakumar
- Nov 3, 2022
The Embers of War: Insecurity in the Russosphere
September 2022 witnessed outbreaks of violent conflict between the armed forces of multiple nations within the Russian sphere of...
Caitlin Hoyland
- Nov 1, 2022
What can we learn from Cuba’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic?
Have you heard about the five covid-19 vaccines developed in Cuba? Have you heard that Cuba has one of the highest vaccination rates in...
Caitlin Hoyland
- Oct 26, 2022
The Third Home Secretary This Year: Will This One Have Some Morals?
Don’t be fooled by the shambles of a Tory government, they all want to take our Human Rights. On 19th October, former PM, Liz Truss...
Will Kingston-Cox
- Oct 18, 2022
Leicester Riots: An Isolated Incident?
Whilst almost all media outlets were preoccupied with the national mourning of Queen Elizabeth II and her state funeral, worrying...
Eve Dunkley
- Feb 22, 2022
Can We Really Smoke the Kremlin Out? The Tough Reality of Economic Sanctions
Tensions between Russia and Ukraine are at their highest since 2014 with as many as 190,000 Russian troops currently deployed at the...
Channon Heenan
- Jan 26
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Navigating the Indian Ocean: The Maldives’ Diplomatic Pivot from New Delhi to Beijing
By Channon Heenan The waters of the Indian ocean have long been a stage for political manoeuvring, and today it is no different. The...
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Warwick Think Tank
- Mar 28
Cancer: why health inequalities in cancer are making the world’s biggest killer that much more dangerous
Isabella Lopez-Scott There are many areas in healthcare in which spotting inequalities is obvious, for example, those who can afford...
Isabella Lopez-Scott
- Feb 25
COVID-19 and its Implications on our Mental Health
By Isabella Lopez-Scott The COVID-19 pandemic had many implications for the economy, education, and healthcare. However, one factor that...
Nimrit Jodha
- Oct 31, 2023
Public vs Private: Does the Quality of Healthcare vary between the Public and Private Sectors?
By Nimrit Jodha Over the past decade, there has been an increased emphasis on healthcare becoming a profit-maximising industry. However,...
Drishti Patel
- Mar 17, 2023
Editorial: Can we ever be too hyperaware of our well-being?
By Drishti Patel As a society, due to the advances in medical research and technology, it is inevitable that we are able to better...
Caitlin Hoyland
- Nov 1, 2022
What can we learn from Cuba’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic?
Have you heard about the five covid-19 vaccines developed in Cuba? Have you heard that Cuba has one of the highest vaccination rates in...
Nimrit Jodha
- Oct 20, 2022
The BAME community: the inequalities in healthcare brought to light by COVID-19
As COVID-19 progressed, data revealed just how prevalent the inequalities in accessing healthcare were for black, Asian and minority...
Warwick Think Tank
- Feb 15, 2022
Solving the UK's Dementia Crisis
This article was written by contributor Harry Ward The dementia crisis is one close to my heart. As an Alzheimer’s Research UK (ARUK)...
Warwick Think Tank
- Dec 2, 2021
Unleashing Britain’s Potential? Two years of Johnsonism Under Review
This article has been written by contributor James Baldwin Two years have passed since the resounding election victory of Boris Johnson...
Warwick Think Tank
- Nov 23, 2021
Covid Plan B – What, Why and If?
This article has been written by contributor Harry Ward Around this time last year England crashed into its second Covid-19 lockdown. At...
Shravan Gopal
- Mar 16, 2021
The UK Government’s Moral Disaster in Yemen
The UK has contributed to the world’s worst humanitarian crisis: the Yemen conflict. Persistent bombing has destroyed the lives of...
Catriona Heyworth
- Jan 26, 2021
"Maybe We’ll Get the Vaccine in 2025" - Snapshots of Vaccine Inequality Around the World
The defining problem of 2021 will be disseminating Covid-19 vaccines to the most vulnerable around the world. Whilst some countries are...
Rohini Anand
- Jan 19, 2021
The Devastating Effects of Covid-19 on Heart and Cancer Patient Care
The Covid-19 pandemic has had an unprecedented effect on the world; there is no human being who has not been affected. Though the...
Shravan Gopal
- Jan 19, 2021
Amazon Pharmacy: a cure to America’s broken healthcare market?
Last month, Amazon announced a new venture, Amazon Pharmacy into the US healthcare market, sending the stocks of leading competitors down...
Anna Steer
- Dec 1, 2020
COVID-19 Misinformation & ‘Anti-Vaxxers’: How Do We Immunise Against the ‘Infodemic’?
The news of success in both Pfizer, Moderna and Oxford’s Covid-19 drug trials has been welcomed by people across the globe, with...
Catriona Heyworth
- Nov 3, 2020
Healthcare in the USA: Where Do the Candidates Stand?
Healthcare in the United States is one of the many topics that Republicans and Democrats diverge on greatly, and it highlights the...
Shravan Gopal
- Oct 27, 2020
COVID-19: The West and Vaccine Nationalism
With over 40 million cases and 1 million deaths worldwide, COVID-19 is the biggest global challenge in most of our lifetimes. And yet,...
Warwick Think Tank
- Mar 28
- 4 min
Cancer: why health inequalities in cancer are making the world’s biggest killer that much more dangerous
Isabella Lopez-Scott There are many areas in healthcare in which spotting inequalities is obvious, for example, those who can afford...
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Zaira Imran
- Feb 19
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AI: a support or danger to learning?
By Zaira Imran Since the pandemic, the innovation of AI technology and its integration into several industries and sectors has been...
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Zaira Imran
- Feb 19
AI: a support or danger to learning?
By Zaira Imran Since the pandemic, the innovation of AI technology and its integration into several industries and sectors has been...
Oriane Nagberi
- Feb 19
Is La Laicité in schools the separation of religion from the state or the separation of Islam from French society?
By Oriane Nagberi La Laicité is an educational policy that exists in France as a secular policy, intercepting every part of French public...
Daniel Norman
- Nov 6, 2023
Schools Under Strain: SEND Children Face Crumbling Support Systems
By Daniel Norman There are now more Special Education Needs and Disabilities — SEND — children in the British school system than ever....
Mehru Nisa Shahid
- Oct 15, 2023
Not in Isolation: Exploring the Intersection between Climate Change and Education
By Mehru Nisa Shahid Climate change is often given significant attention in conversations and tends to be treated as an isolated issue,...
Warwick Think Tank
- Dec 14, 2022
Editorial: The Challenge of Integrating Critical Race Theory in American Schools and its Implication
Critical Race Theory (CRT) has become a new socially-constructed monstrosity for Republican lawmakers and people unwilling to recognise...
Jhanvi Mehta
- Oct 11, 2022
What lessons the English education system should learn from Finland
England’s exam system has only been effective at upholding the notion of privilege through constricted tests and exams, resulting in an...