Polina Dashevsky, Opinions Editor: Print

May 26, 2020

The world’s recovery to normality has a long way to go. However, in the past week, we have witnessed the easing of previously strict lockdown restrictions. On May 10, Boris...

Emily Forgash, Editor in Chief

May 21, 2020

Hi readers! I hope you all are doing well in quarantine! In case you missed it, my last column was about India’s approach to COVID-19, which violates Article 5: Freedom...

Polina Dashevsky, Opinions Editor: Print

May 18, 2020

Many of us have heard of the Chinese principle of Yin and Yang. In short, the principle seeks to explain how different and contrasting forces are often related. Yin and Yang...

Polina Dashevsky, Opinions Editor: Print

May 14, 2020

Health chiefs, certified scientists, judicial officeholders and politicians across the world are attempting to avert the increased chances of COVID-19 transmissions across...

Lucas Romualdo, News Editor: Online Emeritus

May 6, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has upended many aspects of society, business and politics. Record numbers of Americans have filed for unemployment. The price of oil went negative...

Lea George, Deputy Editor in Chief: Print

May 4, 2020

Hi! So, it’s been around three weeks since my last column was posted. For those of you who haven’t read it, it was about Guantanamo Bay, and why its closure is imperative...