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Politics

Politics, Democracy and The Icarus Complex

The greek mythological tale of Icarus depicts the fall of a man who flew too close to the sun. It is less of a...

Fleur Boya - 29/01/2019

General

The Red Menace

You’d imagine I'm going to be discussing the return of Darth Maul from Star Wars, and for the new threat that has sprung...

Richard Bolton - 28/01/2019

General

Kamala Harris announces she is running for President in 2020: What do we know?

On Martin Luther King Junior Day, Kamala Harris announced she’ll be running against Donald Trump in the 2020 US Presidential election. Aside from her...

Fleur Boya - 25/01/2019

General

The Re-Emergence of Coercive Conversion: The Right to (No) Religious Freedom

Following the year anniversary of the death of Ji-In Gu, the conversation surrounding coercive conversion taking place in South Korea has brought a new...

Catherine Sirotkin - 24/01/2019

Politics

U.S. vs China: A trade war that the world cannot afford to lose

Kay Ajibade As discussions deepen from the U.S. and China’s ongoing trade war, the reality for the rest of the world is fate akin to...

Common Sense Contributors - 22/01/2019

Politics

A Brief Review: Trump’s Political and Personal Spending

By Charlotte Davis With only weeks before they control of the House of Representatives, the Democrats planned to launch a multifaceted...

Common Sense Contributors - 22/12/2018

Politics

What Happened to the Conversation?

By Khalid Tayan In modern times, it almost feels natural to find yourself opening the comments section of a post on Facebook. Or tapping, to...

Common Sense Contributors - 12/12/2018

Staff Picks

IRELAND: What Happens When A Country Pays Attention To Its Own History

by Lucy Kenningham Much is made of Germany’s (usually) well-judged and ubiquitous recognition of its past. Going to Berlin, Munich, Dresden, a tourist wouldn’t be ABLE...

Common Sense Contributors - 04/12/2018

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