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Not Quite Equality for Women in Egypt

Egyptian women have been subject to abuse and mistreatment during the course of the Arab Spring. They must now be respected and integrated into society to set an example to other countries in the region, and the world With the anniversary of the Egyptian revolution a few weeks…

The Iranian Threat

There has been a steady flow of rhetoric, sadly not confined to this newspaper, about the apparent menace of Iran. Talk of this kind has taken place since the 1990s when Russia announced that it would support Iran in restoring its nuclear reactor. Iran has had nuclear capabilities…

Wings… For flying or frying? No

  Tess Brumwell-Gaze argues “No” to the question “Should we all consider becoming vegetarian?” I shall presume that my carrot-chomping challenger has painted a lovely picture for you, merging together your farmyard memories with some traumatic scene from Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Certainly lunch time was ruined for me…

Wings… For flying or for frying? Yes

Joe Fitzpatrick argues “Yes” to the question “Should we all consider becoming vegetarian?”   My parents decided to…

Forgotten Histories

The popular narrative of the Arab-Israeli conflict tends to overlook the history of one community – Arab Jews.…

Undermining Justice

Elements of the press are currently damaging the core foundation of the British justice system: innocent until proven…

Change in Burma?

Major political change has come to Burma recently, but progress towards freedom will be slow and difficult When…

The Failure of the International Community

The veto of a symbolic resolution against Syria represents the failure of the international community to take any…

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