Author: Kwaku Dapaah Morrisons. Vectura. Signature Aviation. Different firms operating in different sectors of the economy but united by fate seeing as they were all acquired by private equity firms. Like any other year, there are worldwide deals but this year, Reuters calls the purchases of British firms “unprecedented” (Alves, Rao, 2021) “Buyout groups spent
Author: Lydia Tang Dear Humans, Hi, my name is Carbon. I’m pretty sure you know who I am. Or at least you think you know. You might know me as “the guy who caused global warming”. You might theorize where I’m from. “Are you from the big bang? The OG? Or are you from some
Authur: Alizeh Khan Theoretical contemplation around the concept of international law has echoed throughout history and philosophy. The Cold War heightened insecurities around the idea of sovereignty, which acted as a strong undercurrent for the manifestation of International law as an actualised mechanism. It was during this time that nations began utilising multilateral treaties and
Author: Aidan Chan The emerging trend and sustainability: The transition from combustion engines to electric vehicles (EVs) is a global phenomenon that is reshaping the automotive industry. This push has been driven by efforts to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change, especially considering that road vehicles accounted for around 15% of global CO2 emissions
“Our criminal justice system treats you better if you are rich and guilty than if you are poor and innocent.” (Attorney Bryan Stevenson: Banning the Death Penalty Would ‘Liberate Us’ | SuperSoul Sunday | OWN, 2015) There is no denying that being wealthy can improve your experiences within the criminal justice system. Marxist criminologist Chambliss
Many experts have described this period of the 21st Century as the beginning of a ‘New Cold War’ between the United States and China as a new chapter in Great Power Politics unfolds. The Chinese Communist Party under President Xi Jinping is not only concerned about maintaining a draconian regime to impose its ideology and
On the 11th of March of 2020, as the World Health Organization announced that Covid-19 could be classified as a pandemic, governments and central banks all over the world had gradually begun to fathom the social and economic disruption that the spread of the virus could generate. They understood that their policies would have to
The problem, at face value, is clear, visceral and enormous, but solutions have very much remained theoretical in reality. The task of cleaning the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, an area comprising two mass collections of debris converging and bound by the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre, is the antithesis of simple. The eight years of construction
These days, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become the hottest topic in the tech industry. Some even argue that AI has snowballed into an industry itself and is ready to become one of those industries that permeate into every sphere of our lives – socio-economical, civil, and political. While the big-ticket items like Machine Learning (ML)
Though ahead of some of its peers in labour market flexibility, Britain has long been plagued with income, geographical, and class inequalities. Those born into working-class families are less likely to go to top universities and by extension land a top job to propel themselves higher up the ladder. For the sake of impartiality, I