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We should unlearn our impression of what ‘just’ engagement is. We should explore our ideas of justice. Yet, we prescribe intervention as a duty without considering its implications. 

Netflix’s proposed takeover of Warner Bros signals the world’s cultural departure from legacy entertainment media. This deal is more than a trivial business transaction, it represents Netflix outstripping its competitors. When a modern streaming platform considers purchasing a century-old legacy studio, it shocks the wider industry. If Netflix is successful, the deal could discourage people from experiencing films together, preferring a solitary stream. Netflix already distan

Pig’s blood seeps into every corner of the screen in this cinematic haze of slow dancing and high school hierarchy directed by Brian De Palma. An adaptation of the novel by Stephen King, this film encapsulates the already unsettling essence of being an adolescent at the bottom of the social food chain. Carrie White (Sissy Spacek) is introduced through a rather vulnerable lens against a backdrop of  shower steam and nudity as she navigates her first menstruation; crimson finge

No queues or paperwork, just a notification that your money is gone! Welcome to the age of neo-banks. Neo-banks are entirely online banks. Revolut, Monzo, and Starling are all prominent examples of neo-banks. These banks offer a reimagined way for us to conduct our finances. As they provide an option that influences our approach to finance. Traditional banks are characterised by sprawling networks of brick-and-mortar locations, long queues, and layers of bureaucracy. Whereas,

On April 2, 2025, President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariff hikes on imports from countries running trade surpluses with the United States marking a profound shift in global trade dynamics. The resulting tariff rollout, characterised by a broad bandwidth and unclear rules of origin, has triggered widespread policy shifts globally as countries restructure their value chains and safeguard competitiveness. This development has generated conflicting views with some analyst

Japan’s tourism sector has roared back to life. Once crippled by the pandemic, it’s now breaking records month after month. From January to September 2025 alone, 31.7 million foreign visitors entered Japan, a 13.7% increase on the previous year. The boom has revitalised an economy long mired in stagnation, but it’s also exposing deep strains beneath the surface. At the heart of Japan’s tourism surge lies a simple factor: a dramatically weakened yen. The currency’s recent slum

While older generations focused on wealth accumulation, the younger generation prioritises financial wellness as part of their broader self-care routines. This shift is driven by growing economic pressures. 76% of young adults identify rising living expenses as inducing their financial anxiety. Also, 48% describe employment insecurity as a long term barrier to their financial independence. Around 60% of Gen Z and Millennials are concerned about their finances. Whereas, 37% of

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced the start of Operation Eastern Sentry 12/09/2025 Supreme Allied Commander General Alexus G. Grynkewich What is Operation Eastern Sentry  & What Is Its Purpose? In the early hours of September 9th 2025, 19 Russian drones entered Polish airspace via Belarus and the contested skies of Ukraine. These drones, known in the defence sector as UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles), were launched from Russian and Belarusian territory. Once entering

On a pitch glistening with dew drops under heavy rainfall, the Queen Mary (QM) team glided across the pitch with confidence throughout the match. QM consistently applied pressure to King’s College London (KCL), despite one breakthrough goal from KCL. For QM it was a tensely fought win. A match that ceded one goal, but scored two goals. The scenes at Drapers (QM student union) afterparty were jubilant. Even some of the KCL team attended the aftermath, relaxing after a suspense

Has the nature of love changed? Has its form become unrecognisable to previous expressions? Has love become less attainable or tarnished?

The Labour Party is very unpopular right now. Is this a problem for Labour's chances in the next election? My short answer is no, not yet.

Robert F Kennedy Jr’s elected position as secretary of HHS is a controversial one, to say the least.

As the curtains closed in 2024, fashion geeks reflected on a year of breathtaking fashion shows, a resurgence of archival treasures and mark

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the writer and interviewee and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of any entities they represent. As part of The Print's tenth anniversary, the team reunited several former members to share their experiences of joining the news outlet. They offered advice to aspiring writers and those interested in journalism, media, and communication. Saywah Mahmood (2018-2020) Figure 1. Saywah Mahmood

Look who's back! Figure 1. The Print's New Logo (Creator of Logo: Basia Lesniewska) The Print , the official student media outlet for the Student Union for Queen Mary, University of London, returned after a four years hiatus and what a time to return. The outlet celebrated its' tenth anniversary. Bigger and Better. Figure 2. This is the fourth version of The Print's logo. (January 2025 to present) Established in 2014, The Print has gone through numerous handovers throughout

In today's digital age, staying informed about social and cultural issues is more important than ever. The Print, a student-led newspaper by Queen Mary, University of London, provides a platform for student writers to voice their opinions on a wide range of topics. From thought-provoking articles on social injustices to engaging reviews on cultural events, The Print offers a unique perspective on current affairs through the eyes of students. By amplifying the voices of the yo

Are you a student looking to stay updated on the latest news and events at Queen Mary, University of London? Look no further than the student-led newspaper, The Print. The Print offers a platform for students to voice their opinions on social and cultural issues, share reviews, and keep readers informed about current events within the university community. It provides valuable opportunities for students interested in media, journalism, and communications to gain experience an

Are you curious about what's happening on your university campus? Do you want to stay informed about the latest news and reviews written by your fellow students? Look no further than a student-led newspaper company at Queen Mary, University of London! This student-run newspaper, led by a team of passionate individuals, provides a platform for students to voice their thoughts on social and cultural issues, share reviews on various topics, and keep their peers updated on what's