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What Will the UK be Voting On?
Arts Editor Eamon Farhat gives his perspective on what the UK electorate thinks is important
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Hong Kong: Home No More
An anonymous student writes a eulogy to the Hong Kong that they once knew
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CONSUME! CONSUME! CONSUME! CONSUME! CONSUME! Then Die
It’s Bleak Friday, and you’re all invited to indulge to your doom
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Political Pacts are Cheating the Electorate
Eamon Farhat, official part time Unicorn trainer at Fact Check UK, gives a one-star review of electoral pacts
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A Further Response to the Article “Companies in China”
Yuchu Liu provides further opinions on the situation in Hong Kong, the West’s perceptions of China and China’s peaceful regard for the rest of the world
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A Fourth Response on “Companies in China”
Charles Titmuss responds to articles from Yuchu Liu and Jun Liu. He hopes he doesn’t end up in prison
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Felix Should be a Space for Rational Debate
Jun Liu argues that Felix should be a space for non-emotional discussions that focus on facts, not feelings
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You Either Die a Hero or you Live Long Enough to See Yourself Become the Villain
Comment Writer Pedro Seifert thinks that President Evo Morales has stayed in power long enough to become the villain
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The Unacceptable Situation in Xinjiang
Comment writer Qyum Noor writes about the unnacceptable acts committed towards the Uighurs in China
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NATO Needs Replacing
NATO might be brain dead, but Macron just turned off the life support
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The Hidden Cost of Numbers
Comment Writer Nicolás Manrique takes a closer look at the interplay between symbols and the value they represent
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Adiós, Evo
As the dust settles after a Bolivian coup, we look back on 14 years of 'Evismo'