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Shubhrant Kumar

Shubhrant Kumar is a School of Arts and Sciences senior majoring in political science with a minor in history. His column, "The Transatlantic Perspective," runs on alternate Wednesdays.

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KUMAR: UK Home Secretary's comments on BLM are unacceptable

Britain's Secretary of State for the Home Department Priti Patel’s comments in a recent radio interview pertaining to the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement, have drawn an onslaught of much-needed criticism. Patel, who has served in that position since July 2019, is no stranger to political controversy, yet these fresh comments are very concerning since they exemplify how tone-deaf many high-ranking British politicians can be when it comes to confronting the thorny issue of systemic racism within the U.K.Feb 17 2021
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KUMAR: Scottish Independence will cause harm to U.K.

One of the many casualties of Brexit, or Britain’s decision to leave the European Union, is a galvanization of the nationalist movement in Scotland. The Scottish National Party (SNP) and its leader, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, have grown immensely in popularity amongst the Scottish public. Feb 3 2021
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KUMAR: Britain should evaluate Johnson's rhetoric, policy

A "special relationship" has always existed between the U.K. and U.S. that goes far beyond a standard diplomatic alliance. Nov 10 2020
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KUMAR: British government must reverse meal voucher decision

Last week members of the conservative government opted to not vote in favor of extending the free school dinners scheme throughout the upcoming Christmas break.Oct 27 2020
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KUMAR: No-deal Brexit would wreak havoc on British

It has been more than four years since the historical European Union (EU) referendum, which saw the British public vote in favor of the United Kingdom (UK) becoming the first member state to leave the EU single market system. Oct 13 2020
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KUMAR: 'Eat Out to Help Out' policy failed United Kingdom

When Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the “Eat Out to Help Out” government-backed initiative back in early August, it was an unprecedented approach to tackling one of the worst recessions in British history caused by the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.Sep 15 2020
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KUMAR: Herd immunity is nothing to strive for

Apr 27 2020
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KUMAR: Leftist populism continues falling flat

Apr 13 2020
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KUMAR: Brexit would be catastrophic amid pandemic

Mar 30 2020