Nikita Nandha

Contributor

Nikita Nandha is an A-Level student studying History, Politics and English Literature. She is specifically interested in western foreign policy affairs, ideological evolution, class politics and historical analysis. Her biggest project on foreign policy has been her EPQ analysing western involvement in the First Gulf War, Kosovo, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya and Ukraine. She aspires to pursue a career in political journalism and commentary.

Published Articles

Nikita Nandha: The Reality Of Republican Factionalism: What Can We Learn From James Baker And Lee Atwater?

“You know, George H.W. Bush was my best friend for 60 years. That’s a long time. And we were extraordinarily close. We won tennis tournaments together, we did a lot of stuff together. And I ran all of his campaigns. So, as Secretary of State, I was in a position where nobody was going to get between me and my...

Tuesday September 15 2026

Nikita Nandha: The Iraq War Fallacy And Modern Day Neoconservatism

“Either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists.” These were the words George W. Bush said in his address to Congress shortly after 9/11 as Tony Blair watched on intently. Bush was, no doubt, referring to those nations who were considering opposing the War on Terror. After any such tragedy like 9/11, response was inevitable - perhaps...

Monday August 17 2026