POLITICS

Words: Urvi Goyal (she/her) Cultural landmarks should be treasured, not treated as disposable goods allowed to survive only in photographs or memory; mementos of a

Words: Chelsea Monique Daniel (she/they) CW: Genocide To archive is a resistant act to keep collective memory alive, and ensure that the history of oppressed

Words: Sophie Rowe (she/her) AW4PS posed this question to us: ‘If contemporary art can’t deal with the most pressing issue of our time, what does

Words: Savannah Meriwether (she/her) Sometimes the act of remembering is a souvenir more valuable than tangible objects. ¡Nae Pasaran! – the title of Felipe Bustos

Words: Atlas Coventry (they/she) The houses left behind by Ahern’s reckless governing and economic blunders are as conspicuous as the financial corruption within his government.

Words: Lorcan Adams (he/him) The physical separation may be gone, but the wall’s presence continues The Berlin Wall fell 37 years ago. For many younger

Words: Anonymous  CW: Racially Motivated Violence / Racism / Discrimination The lies told to absolve the guilty are ultimately futile, for the blood of murder

Words: Alessandro Peacock (he/him) One piece of ‘pure’ investigative journalism in a legacy media outlet does not exonerate the rest Once upon a time, journalism

Words: Savannah Meriwether (she/her) I wonder what life could be like – not only for my mother, but for all women – if family wasn’t

Words: Cameron Welsh (he/him) How is it that a Marxist found himself in the same political party as his third-way sons? ‘The people’s flag is

Words: Gemma Sawyer (she/her) To be pro-Palestinian in Germany is to transgress the the laws of the state. In December 2025, the German government (Bundesregierung)

Words: Maya Statham (She/Her) CW: Racism / Violence The liberation of women cannot exist when women of colour remain subordinated by white society. Throughout the

Words: Chelsea Monique Daniel (she/they) Every olive tree torn from the earth, every sacred site destroyed, and every forest decimated is an act of violence.

Words: Anaїs Silva (she/her) the once deified now find themselves on the other side of the confessional booth, begging for forgiveness. The Irish Catholic Church

Words: Tess Hardy (she/her) The interwoven nature of our relationship to the digital world doesn’t have to be one of fear. Technology is an amazing

Words: Alexandra Odiete (she/her) and Bersabeh Eskinder Abdi (she/her) Pan-Africanism, as a movement, calls for the unity of the continent, its cultures, and most importantly,