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Ever since the infamous Windrush scandal, MPs have considered introducing new measures of identification in the UK. At the moment, the...

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In my previous article titled ‘South Korea’s first impeachment and its implications’, I talked about Park, who not only was South Korea's...

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With the incoming of a new president of the United States, it is important for us to analyse President Trump's inauguration speech in...