Global Ripples: The Far-Reaching Impact of US Presidential Elections
The United States presidential elections hold significant sway not only within the boundaries of the nation but across the globe. The outcomes of these elections influence international relations, global markets, and geopolitical dynamics, setting the tone for future global policies and alliances. Rock and Art explores the profound global impact of US presidential elections, focusing on international relations, global markets, geopolitical strategies, climate policy, and regional effects. By examining specific instances and recent elections, including the potential 2024 showdown between ...
From Past to Present: How History Shapes Today’s Social Issues
Understanding contemporary social issues necessitates a thorough exploration of their historical roots. History is not merely a record of past events but a profound force that continuously shapes the present. By examining the connections between historical events and modern social dynamics, we can gain a deeper understanding of ongoing issues such as racial inequality, gender discrimination, economic disparities, and political conflicts. Today we will delve into the historical contexts of these social issues, analyse their contemporary impacts, and highlight specific ...
The Future of UK Politics: How Gen Z and Millennials ...
Over the last 15 years, British society has been in what feels like a constant state of political flux. The conventional wisdom that has governed politics in the UK since 1945 has been completely upended by the surprising strength of insurgent political movements on both the left and the right wings of the political spectrum. In a country where class was once considered the basis of all political analysis, age has rapidly emerged as the primary social cleavage that can ...
A Theory To Understanding the Policing of the Black Community ...
By exposing the historical causes, Post-Colonial Theory offers a critical framework for analysing power dynamics and racialisation within the context of policing. The intersectional element of Gender Theory sheds light on the linkages between race and gender, improving our understanding of the over-policing of men and women within the Black community in the UK and offering insight into how differences in law enforcement are encountered within the Black diaspora.
The Russian Government Has Forbidden Love
An investigative journalism piece written under the pseudonym Fiona Markova. From oppressive government measures to societal prejudices, the queer community in Russia battles not just for visibility but for the fundamental human rights that many take for granted. Through intimate interviews and first-hand accounts, this piece strives to humanise the struggles faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in Russia, shedding light on the resilience and courage it takes to assert one’s identity in a society that often seeks to erase it.
Parthenon paradox: the unresolved dispute shaking Greek-British relations
In a tale intertwining art, politics, and history, the cancelled meeting becomes a focal point reigniting the Elgin Marbles controversy. The Elgin Marbles, also known as the Parthenon Sculptures, are a collection of classical Greek marble sculptures removed from the Parthenon in Athens by Thomas Bruce, the 7th Earl of Elgin, in the early 19th century. These marvellous works of art have been displayed in the British Museum for over 200 years. However, Greece has long demanded their return, arguing ...
Javier Milei’s Presidency: Assessing the Risks to Minority Rights and ...
The rise of far-right libertarian Javier Milei in Argentina signals a potentially turbulent future for minority rights and the Argentine working class. The election of the radical right-wing economist Javier Milei as president of Argentina has sent shockwaves through the nation [1]. Milei, a self-described anarcho-capitalist, has promised drastic changes to tackle Argentina’s economic crisis [2]. However, his policies could have severe implications for minority rights and the country’s working class.
Empowering women globally: Queen Elizabeth II’s enduring legacy
Queen Elizabeth II’s reign marked a transformative era for women’s empowerment. Discover how her leadership paved the way for gender equality, leaving an indelible impact on women worldwide and encouraging a new generation of trailblazers.
How does media affect political behaviour -UK voting behaviour
A discussion on mass media’s effects on voting behaviour and forming political opinions in the UK in relation to Brexit and immigration. In this era of rapid technological advancements and instant information dissemination facilitated by the internet, the age of information has shed new light on the political landscape. Undoubtedly, technology plays an integral role in our everyday lives and politics.
Understanding Tony Blair’s and the 2003 Iraq Invasion
Just a few months ago, 20th March 2003 marked the 20th anniversary of the Iraq Invasion, in which the US and the UK accused the president of Iraq, Saddam Hussein, of maintaining a stockpile of WMDs and funding “terrorist groups.” As a result, a US-led coalition started bombing Iraq on March 19, 2003, and a ground invasion became underway a day later. We often focus on the atrocities that former president George W. Bush committed and justified, deceiving the world ...