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As tensions rise in Spain for the LGBTQ+ community, what's behind the protests, and will the government change?

Scotland has become the first country in the world to make LGBT+ education in schools mandatory. Christophe explains what that means.

Eating disorders are the most deadly mental illnesses, but how do they affect different sexes? Laura explores the impact of gender.

The climate crisis will affect each and every one of us, so why is the lifestyle so exclusionary? Zac discusses this topic in this article.

The controversial ruling to require court approval before prescribing puberty blockers to children has been overturned.

In the four years since #MeToo went global, what has been achieved? Laura looks at the impact of the movement, and its limitations.

How the prime minister turned his label as the joke of journalism into a successful political campaign that divided the nation.

Public figures such as J.K. Rowling have been labelled TERFs by LGBT+ activists. Brittany explains what the term means, and why it's used.

Despite the progress made, parental leave policies are still entrenched in traditional gender roles. Evie looks at the consequences.

What is the #FreeBritney movement, and how did we get here? Giovanni breaks down the events that led Britney Spears' conservatorship.

Racial discrimination, harsh drug laws and mass incarceration - Giulia tackles the major flaws in the US justice system.

The disproportional impact of Covid-19 on women has been astounding. Laura looks at the misogyny at the root of the pandemic.

Foreign Affairs editor Matt breaks down the events that have led to full-blown conflict in Gaza, and what the future holds for the region.

We hear a lot about the environmental impact of climate change, but what about the social effects? Victoria takes a deep dive.

Brittany looks at the true impact of Pride marketing campaigns and why some people are accusing brands of 'pinkwashing'.

Brittany takes a look at the recent ruling on Puberty Blockers in the UK, the response, and how this will impact young trans individuals.

Mo explores Moroccan-Spanish relations in the wake of the recent migrant crisis in Ceuta, and the background that led to such tensions.

Cara looks at the links between feminism and climate change activism, and why women should not be considered victims, but leaders of change.

In April 2021 the LGBT Advisory Panel disbanded due to conflicts over the banning conversion therapy. Brittany looks at the impact.

US Politics editor Alex looks at the deep-rooted issue of racially motivated police violence in America, from George Floyd to Rodney King.

Brittany analyses Lil Nas X's Montero video and the messages it carries around LGBTQ+ discrimination, as well as the debate it's provoked.

A recent attack on Iran's Natanz Nuclear site is rumoured to be linked to Israel-what happened and what has been the international response?

Japan has long dealt with problems of isolation and loneliness, and Covid-19 has only served to perpetuate them. Zenab takes a closer look.

What is the ICC, and why has it launched an investigation into Israel? Zenab breaks down the recent development in the Gaza War.

In light of the recent US elections, how has the Republican Party's identity changed? Do their ideas stand a chance in the next elections?

While often associated with Trump, fake news was also utilised by President Bush to justify the invasion of Iraq. Zac explains how.

The EU has secured 2.6 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccines, yet it continues to fall behind other countries. Mo explains why.

What is Made in China 2025? How will it affect the global economy and international relations? Check out this article to find out more!

Why has there been so much controversy around feeding the UK's poorest children during a global pandemic? Caoimhe explores.

Covid-19 brings the biggest threat to economic progress of women in the 21st century. So why are gender pay gap figures not being reported?

How has the representation of Islam in the media following terrorist attacks impacted British muslims? Zenab takes a comprehensive look.

Does technology have a programmed bias against women? Kimia explores this evolving topic and the real life consequences.

American politics has been hostile towards social policies for decades. But why? Cathi looks at the history behind anti-socialism in the US.

YouTube’s ‘rabbit holes’ have often led users on a deadly path toward radicalisation and extremism, so what's being done about it?

2021 is a crucial year for climate change. Zac investigates the importance of this year and why to feel optimistic for the road ahead.

On February 1st this year, Myanmar’s military started a coup led by General Min Aung Hlaing...why did this happen and what will happen next?

What is it like to be a migrant child forced to flee your homeland? Larisa explores the journey of Latin American migrant children to the US

Millions of women are experiencing direct consequences of period poverty worldwide, such as being held back. Elaine gives the scoop...

Why are there so many conspiracies surrounding the Jewish people, and where have they come from? Zac tackles this antisemitic propaganda.

Alexei Navalny has gained prominence as Russia’s leading opposition figure, but what's going on now? Matthew informs us in this article.

Where did accusations of antisemitism within Labour come from? Andra examines the extent of this issue within British politics and media.

In light of the 2019 anti-government protests in Hong Kong, Zenab examines their impact and the history between the UK and Hong Kong.

What is the history of racial representation in children's books, and why is it so crucial to achieving racial equality? Sara explores.

What was Section 28? And what is its legacy in today's Britain? Find out in Christophe's article.

There’s been a fair amount of controversy around the addition of the Mary Wollstonecraft monument to Islington. But why? Polly explains.

In light of Trump's exit from the White House, Zenab's article clarifies Biden's aims for Foreign Policy during his presidency.

MPs serve as the spokespeople for the general public in Parliament. So who are they, and why do they matter so much?

It might be easy to think that your individual habits won't make a difference to the planet. Abbie explains why this isn't the case.

Fox News has drawn criticism for its sensationalist reporting and irresponsible messaging, so why is it so popular? Mo investigates.

How have different news outlets reported on Trump protesters’ attack on Congress, and why does this matter? Katrina takes a close look.