Comment & Analysis
Analysis
NATO Versus Drones
What to make of Russia’s latest invasion of European airspace
Contribution
Why Stop at the NFL?
Jude Archer urges us to look at the NFL’s entry into Ireland with nuance.
Op-Ed
Berlin and Gaza – What’s Written On The Walls Is What We Can’t Say Out Loud
The genocide in Palestine gives Berliners a unique opportunity to reconcile themselves with their history, writes Deputy Opinion Editor Lily Scanlan
Analysis
Returning to Re-Turn: Issues of Environmentalism and Societal Needs
Ireland’s deposit return system has recycled over one billion bottles in the past year and a half, at the same time generating just as many complaints and concerns of efficiency.
Analysis
An Deichniú Uachtarán na hÉireann
A cursory guide to Ireland’s 2025 Presidential Election
Analysis
The Rise of Corbyn’s New Party and the Fracturing of Britain’s Two-Party System
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana are setting up a new left-wing political party in the UK, which has the potential to shake up British politics
Analysis
Encounters Between Applicants and AI
Automation in job recruitment is leaving young people feeling discouraged, demoralised and dehumanised
Contribution
€1000 Is Not a Gift for Students — It’s a Lifeline
The government signals a return to €3000 student contribution fees
Contribution
Don’t Fear The Flak: A Call For More Opinionated Opinion Pieces
Analysis
What Does Trinity’s Decision to Divest from Israel Mean for the College?
While most celebrate the divestment as a historic win for student activism and Palestinian support within Trinity, some critics deem Trinity anti-Semitic and claim a lack of academic freedom