Politics
Innovation will save us from an economic death
We can return to long-term economic prosperity if we take a few lessons from the laws of thermodynamics.
Politics
Theresa, what’s good? Our round up of the best (and worst) of what happened this year in politics
It's been an awful year for everyone. Except satirists.
Politics
Actually stop and think about it: tuition fees just don’t make sense
The arguments against tuition fees far outweigh any benefits their defendants claim. It’s time to scrap them.
Politics
Felix Politics takes on the Autumn Budget
Resident Politics Writer Abhijay Sood give his verdict on what it means for us.
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A New Hope: Zimbabwe’s new birth of freedom … or more of the same?
How significant is the fall of Robert Mugabe’s 37 year brutal regime, and is there any light at the end of the tunnel for Zimbabwe
Politics
A response to those who criticise the Balfour Declaration
To say that that the Balfour Declaration brought together two mutually-exclusive movements misinterprets the real situation.
Politics
Stop and think about it – a defence of university tuition fees
Students in this country have the chance to greatly increase their earning potential by going to university, but they need to accept that they need to pay for it.
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Tuition fees are completely nonsensical: it’s time we scrapped them, for good
Everybody benefits from having a well-educated population, but why baulk at funding higher education?
Politics
NHS Watchdog Reveals Crippling Mental Health Services
Care Quality Commission shows young people are waiting months for treatment
Politics
The Balfour Declaration: a century on
The result of this poorly-worded document, which did not help Palestinians, nor those fleeing anti-Semitism? A century of conflict and misery.
Politics
UK Party Conferences 2017: Corbyn is confident, May is choking, and Johnson is out for blood
Ratan Gor gives his round-up of what went down at this year's conferences
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Czech elections throw the country into political turmoil
The rise of the populist ANO party means that the future of the Czech Republic is uncertain.