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How Viable is the United Nations Security Council?
It is difficult to predict exactly how global politics will play out in the future. By its very nature, global politics is subject to the volatilities of nations and peoples across the world, and so i… more →
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How Viable is the United Nations Security Council?
wrote 5 months ago: It is difficult to predict exactly how global politics will play out in the future. By its very natu … more →
Should we ban dictatorships from the UN?
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wrote 5 months ago: The establishment of the United Nations has always been controversial. Not necessarily because of th … more →
Balancing the books in the education system.
wrote 5 months ago: I’ve heard a lot of arguments for improving education this week – but the two which I am perhaps mos … more →
How valid is assassination as a tool of governments?
wrote 6 months ago: It is no secret that the Middle East is on the brink of collapse, and in many ways has already gone … more →
Why Alcohol and Smoking aren’t legitimate reasons for legalising Marijuana
wrote 6 months ago: The legalisation of Marijuana in Washington brought a whole new term to the meaning “the Evergreen S … more →
How Useful is the National Curriculum?
wrote 6 months ago: Educational disparity between states is a problem for any country. It may lend to the development of … more →
Politics is letting itself down.
wrote 6 months ago: “You know, I voted for him in 2008 and I plan to stick with him in 2012 and will vote for him and vi … more →
How useful is ATAR for admission to university.
wrote 7 months ago: It is a pretty difficult question to ask, this one. It is one that has continually attracted a flurr … more →
Amnesty in International Justice
wrote 7 months ago: International justice is increasingly more complicated. This becomes even worse when we consider how … more →
Bringing the public and the government just a little closer together.
wrote 8 months ago: As much as democracy is a system “By the People, For the People” there comes a point when the public … more →
Where literature can take us.
wrote 8 months ago: Some of the foremost thinkers in the world are upset. As the decades roll on, they fear that a liter … more →
Is globalisation globally good?
wrote 8 months ago: Who’s that guy who said culture is a thing of the past? How true his observation seems… For years no … more →
“Lies, damn lies statistics.” “Oh, really?”
wrote 8 months ago: As much as I try, I can’t bring myself to find any compatibility with the idea of legalising recreat … more →
“It belongs in a museum!”
wrote 9 months ago: As the able-bodied Olympics conclude at London, much of the fervour that surrounds the city has died … more →
How to go about democratising Africa and the Middle East.
wrote 10 months ago: Ubi dubium ibi libertas. Where there is doubt, there is freedom. This little anonymous proverb speak … more →
Should we prosecute Julian Assange?
wrote 10 months ago: How is it a man who commits an action can simultaneously warrant calls for the Nobel Peace Prize and … more →
The Message behind the 2nd Amendment: Who should actually get guns?
wrote 11 months ago: Whilst I do not live in America, and am not entitled to any guns in the same manner as the US, recen … more →
What Palestine’s application to the General Assembly comes down to
wrote 11 months ago: In this aura of conflict and hate in the Middle East, Palestine has sought to assert itself by apply … more →
The debate heats up: Dealing with Climate Change denial
wrote 11 months ago: Climate change is all about the discourse behind it. As it stands we have several groups which conti … more →
