Has Goodluck given way to bad luck? Nigeria’s recent presidential election and what it means for Nigeria’s future
Nathaniel Robinson writes of Nigeria’s struggles with Boko Haram and a faltering economy; the question is: can democracy survive?
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Media: enforcing law but creating political cynicism
In this article, Jose Angel Garcia examines the role the media plays in exposing scandals. Is the media playing with justice?
What’s the Point: An Argument Against Voting
The only thing Jack Agnew dislikes as much as Russell Brand is democratically supporting a neoliberal system.
Come Fly With Me: Donetsk’s Destroyed Airport
The fight for Donetsk Airport has been fierce, and also pointless, according to Gregory Pichorowycz. But perhaps it can teach us something about Putin’s strategy in Ukraine.
The Conservatives: Right Wing, Right Way to Vote!
In this article, Brandon Ashford urges for a Conservative government in 2015. to continue the plans begun by the coalition.
The forgotten front in the war on Terror: Africa’s battle with Terrorism
The world must not forget Africa in the fight against terrorism, but military solutions can only go so far, argues Nathaniel Robinson
Greece: A Modern David vs Goliath Story
What does Syriza mean for Greece? It means hope. Jason Southchott explains why Greece is standing alone in the European community.
How the Jian Ghomeshi case sparked a world-wide trend
Jian Ghomeshi has been accused of sexual harassment, physical abuse and at least one incident of non-consensual sex; Vanessa Massera – President of Brain Dates Committee looks at this scandal and social media reactions to rape allegations.
Pasts, Presents and Futures – The Message of Dystopias
Sam Toombs examines the purpose of dystopias – from video games to novels.
