Chiara Castro, Political Editor for Asia Pacific, discusses the re-emergence of student protests in Thailand and how they are being received this time.
Month: December 2020
THE DAWNING of 2021: A CRISIS BIGGER THAN WE IMAGINED
To turn a ship around this big will take a while, but it may be out of control and hit the harbour wall. Are we ready? Gabrielle Jones, Political Columnist, finds out.
COMMERCIALISM IN CHRISTMAS CLASSICS
Leyla Resuli, Arts Columnist, asks whether the value of Christmas classics is being diminished by commerce.
IS IT GOOD TO KNOW A LITTLE ABOUT A LOT?
Anna Alford, Culture Columnist, discusses the social science of knowledge. To know very little about a lot, is it enough?
IS ART PRICELESS TO SOCIETY?
Jasmine Chan, Arts Columnist, ponders the value of art. Is it determined by its influence on our psyche?
THE GRINCH, THE EVERYMAN
Stephen Hinds Day looks at the Grinch and compares it to Philanthropy at Christmas time.
why photography is more than a photo
The unspoken language of art is discussed by Caoimhe Clements, as she visits the world of Photography.
WHEN BLOODLINES COLLIDE
Janine White, Culture Editor, looks at the way disability is handle in public life, in particular how the Royals handle it.
COMFORT TV. WHAT WE PUT ON WHEN WE NEED TO SWITCH OFF
The comfort of television is a go-to for many around the world, but what is driving the appetite? Andrea Pearce, Culture Columnist, investigates.
DOWN AND OUT IN PARIS & LONDON
Ben Kourakis, Literature Columnist, analyses the works of George Orwell, by reviewing one of his lesser-known novels.
