Welcome, dear readers, to another round of the Sunday Summary. This week, I would like to guide your attention to the worsening situation...

“I weep over my imperfect pages, but if future generations read them, they will be more touched by my weeping than by any perfection I...

A Baby Bonus Americans are being asked an interesting question: “would you have a child if it meant you received $5,000 cash, no strings...

Most books do not get a happily ever after.  That is the realisation I had while working at the Foire du livre de Bruxelles , Belgium’s...

“ Make Maastricht University Great Again” This year, the elections for the University and faculty Councils took place between the...

The Catholic Church, with its 2000 years of history, predates the formation of all European states, making it one of the oldest...

What started as a deadly railway tragedy quickly ballooned into an unprecedented youth protest movement in Europe. For months now, tens...

The trees around the meadow sway lightly in the breeze. Beneath them, the tall grass is brighter than usual, cast in artificial light for...

“I'm impressed… I'm shocked… I have no words”. That’s all I was able to utter when Nazifa told me her story. Afterwards, I blamed myself...

With his first address, last Sunday, the new Pope - Leo XIV - has officially announced the direction of his papacy. These intentions set...

Welcome dear reader, to yet another Sunday summary. This week served up a whirlwind of headlines, from the high-stakes drama of global...

“In my first term, I negotiated the return of the World Cup to America. And now, in my second term, I’ll have the honour to host the...

I like the way people talk about those who are losing their minds. They say I’ve got my head in the clouds, and I imagine I actually do....

The spectre of censorship looms darker than ever. In a concerning sequence of events, public libraries in the US are increasingly...

On May 8th, when the white smoke came out of the chimney, the crowd on St. Peter’s Square in Rome cheered in excitement. With the...

My €19 Redemption Arc During my four-month Korean Media and Popular Culture class, the professor showed us the box office sales in South...

(Garanger, 1960) titled: A 1960 photograph of an Algerian woman , Marc Garanger A Reflection on Resistance and Modern Colonialism In May...

When Friedrich Merz was officially elected Chancellor of Germany last Tuesday afternoon, he appeared visibly relieved. His conservative...

Dear readers, as we reach the end of the second week of May, we welcome you with our weekly Sunday Summary outlining the major events...

“Law is a powerful tool for social ordering”, writes Katharina Pistor in The Code of Capital . In her work, she argues that law not only...