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Should bullfighting be banned worldwide?
There are several kinds of bullfighting in the world. For example, one instance in Japan involve…
Hazuki Feurer
Jan 14
3Viewpoints
Is the holocaust being misremembered?
It is now over 75 years since the end of the holocaust, and with the passage of time and each new ge…
Daniel Halliday
Apr 6
1Viewpoints
What can we learn about COVID-19 from the flu pandemic of 1918?
Despite being colloquially referred to as the Spanish Flu there is limited evidence surrounding the …
Daniel Halliday
Apr 5
1Viewpoints
What is the legacy of the Banana Wars?
The Banana Wars were a period of political, economic and military interventions carried out by the U…
Daniel Halliday
Mar 18
1Viewpoints
What can we take from the Afghanistan Papers?
On the 9th December 2019 the Washington Post published a story on a 2000-page document of interview …
Daniel Halliday
Dec 22
2Viewpoints
How did Jordan become one of the most stable countries in the Middle East?
Jordan is situated in a geographic hotbed of historical social and political turmoil, however the co…
Daniel Halliday
Feb 26
1Viewpoints
What happened during the Lebanese Civil War?
The Lebanese Civil War ravaged the country from 1975 until 1990 claiming the lives of around 150,000…
Daniel Halliday
Jan 29
1Viewpoints
Was the 2013 Euro-Maidan Uprising in Ukraine a far-right coup?
Despite its common representation as a citizens uprising, many have questioned the presence of far-r…
Daniel Halliday
Jan 27
1Viewpoints
What can the invention of mechanised looms during the industrial revolution teach us about the dangers of automation and AI?
The power loom was an invention of the early Industrial Revolution; it changed the very fabric of th…
Daniel Halliday
Jun 4
3Viewpoints
Who was Otto von Bismarck?
Otto von Bismarck was the most prominent Prussian statesman of his time, who used diplomacy and mili…
Daniel Halliday
Aug 25
2Viewpoints
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