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Tom Beardsworth looks at how the Queen has achieved such widespread appeal
Interview – Martti Ahtisaari
Cherwell speaks to the Nobel Prize-winning peacemaker and former Finnish President
Syria: the tipping point
Izzy Westbury gives an overview of the escalating and increasingly bloody Syrian crisis
The price of political hypocrisy
How the fight against child trafficking harms those it seeks to protect
5 Minute Tute – Greek Debt Crisis
Simon Wren-Lewis, Professor of Economics and Fellow of Merton College, discusses Greece's economic crisis and what the EU can to do fix it
Sides of the story – eurozone crisis
Cherwell picks apart British coverage of the eurozone crisis
Debate: do we really need OUSU?
Martha Mackenzie and Phillip Saville battle it out over whether affiliating with OUSU is actually worth it for college JCRs
Out of the ivory tower
Sebastian Leape argues that universities need to refocus on teaching
How to lose friends and educate people
Toby Young talks about reinventing state schools, and his left-wing father
No Minister – Banning the ASBO
Phillip Saville argues that the government is out of touch with inner city youths
Cherwell Cartoon: Trinity 2012 Week 5
The Eurozone crisis according to Max Mulvany
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Max Mulvany draws on the local and London mayoral elections for inspiration
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Our resident cartoonist's take on the Facebook flame wars that have engulfed Oxford's LGBTSoc
An odd kind of freedom
Andrew Irwin picks apart Ron Paul's populist brand of libertarianism.
Greece on the edge
Zachary Tate looks at the possibility of a Greek exit from the Eurozone
Dream of the machines
Tom Gardner argues that technology is going to change the relationship between power and the people
5 Minute Tute: The Mexican drug war
Tom Wainwright assesses the current state of Mexico's battle with the cartels
Against discrimination in representation
Georgia Mizen on why the position of LGBTQ rep should be open to all
Sides of the Story – The Queen’s Speech
This week, Cherwell takes a look at the Queen's opening of Parliament
Interview: His Excellency Abdullahi Al Azreg
Sebastian Leape talks to the ambassador of Sudan about life on the wrong side of the USA
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