Boycotting products or services for allegedly supporting Donald Trump does very little to help the cause, writes Marina Iskander

From politics to the holiday season, globalisation and consumerism have given celebrity culture too much control over our lives

Marina Iskander looks at breast cancer awareness campaigns from a different angle and asks if they are the best way to support the cause

Ultimately, the most basic human instinct is to survive, but sometimes we forget that our greatest enemy is ourselves

The importance of religion to your culture has a significant effect on whether it becomes a duty or a liberty, and with that knowledge, we can really understand the link between religion and extremism

With us humans–us feeble, naïve, easily swayed humans–using the right language can really change everything. The case hasn’t changed much since the beginning of time: using the perfect combination of words is an ancient weapon used by politicians, writers, musicians and world-leaders. In fact, one of the areas where the correct language is especially useful […]

Last weekend’s day of love is analysed by Marina Iskander, who believes you should spend your the special day of Valentines doing what you love, not who you love

Marina Iskander questions the value and consequences of the Human Rights Act

Travelling the world in aid of volunteering whilst overlooking the needs of those close to us is a result of first-world boredom and the necessity of moral reassurance

Dystopian futures are our today, and technology is watching, always watching

E-books are the future and nothing to be scared of

Marina Iskander analyses feminism outside of the western world, and how feminism can be plugged into non-Western cultures.

Haughty ideals are only half a revolution, Marina Iskander argues the most permeating revolutions come from the heart

Marina Iskander discusses the unobtainably high standards that we set ourselves on social media.