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Simone Capuozzo
3 days ago
The Struggle for Free Speech: Social Media and the EU Digital Services Act
Free speech is back. Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, has surprised the online world by announcing the termination of fact-checking...


Und Jetzt? Germany's future after the elections
Do you think this is just the start? It's over, finally! After more than three and a half months of a dirty electoral campaign, the...


Head Editor
Mar 5
Wake EUp!
We, students of Europe, believe in a more powerful European Union. You may think it's a craze, but we assure you that European...

Jakob Aufenberg
Feb 27
Is He Just Teasing Us?
Trumpian Rhetoric In A Sensitive Question A lunatic is best identified by his erratic words, followed by actions alike. The US President...

Charlotte Pennings
Feb 24
Diagnosing the Crisis: How to Explain the Structural Failures of the US Healthcare Model?
Last October, in the early days of my exchange program in Washington, D.C., I found myself at a birthday dinner. As the conversation...


Jade Thiebaut
Feb 22
The UN Security Council: Victim of Inefficiency or Lack of Legitimacy in International Relations?
The United Nations was founded in 1945 with a clear mission: to maintain international peace, enforce international law, and prevent...

Breaking the Fourth Wall: Kendrick Lamar’s Halftime Show and the Politics of Performance
Except if you live in a cave, you could not have missed the annual U.S. Superbowl game, which took place in New Orleans (Louisiana) on...

Esther Wolff
Feb 19
“Please don’t let it be a Muslim”: an interview on Islamophobia and racism after last summer’s events in the UK
On July 29 2024 in Southport, 17-year-old Axel Rudakubana was arrested after repeatedly stabbing three little girls as they left a Taylor...


Jules Boelens
Feb 13
Ethiopia’s Strategic Pursuit of Water and Maritime Access Through Somalia
The Horn of Africa is witnessing new unrest as Ethiopia seeks access to water and port facilities through Somalia. Ethiopia’s move, the...

Jaap Steunenberg
Feb 11
China’s Solar Oceans
On a sweat-inducing, sweltering day last summer I landed in Shanghai. It had been a long time coming. Since high school, I had wanted to...

Patrycja Tobola
Feb 10
Silent Suffering: China's hidden grasp on Hong Kong
When I was planning my solo trip to the mountains this year, I had no idea I would meet this inspiring Hong Kong citizen along the way...

Emma Larrue
Feb 7
The Gaza Ceasefire : 3 Stages for 1 Lasting Peace
On January 15, 2025, after 15 brutal months of conflict, a temporary ceasefire deal was finally reached between Israel and Gaza...


Jule Frank
Feb 4
Germany: Stop Playing With Fire
At exactly 12 PM on January 29 , the German parliament gathered in Berlin for a memorial service in honour of the Holocaust victims. The...

Zeteny Jakab
Jan 31
Tech titans to tech tyrants: The remarkable journey of tech entrepreneurs to the heart of power
“I believe the former president should be responsible for his words, and the people who broke the law should be responsible for their...


Léa Besnard
Jan 27
How to Bring Down a Tyranny: Lessons from South Africa to Palestine
A few days ago, I watched a documentary at Lumière titled Ernest Cole, Lost and Found , which explored the brutal history of Apartheid in...

Elena Bovée
Jan 23
The Trial of Luigi Mangione and the American HealthCare System
On December 4th this year, the CEO of UnitedHealthCare Brian Thomson was shot dead as he was walking to the New York Hilton Midtown Hotel...

Patrycja Tobola
Jan 17
Terror at the Christmas Market: A Catalyst for Migration Debate
The 20th of December, only four days before Christmas, turned out to be a tragic day for many German citizens. A car driven by...


Fin Gerke
Jan 15
The UN’s New Cybercrime Treaty: Win against Cybercrime or Loss for Human Rights?
The United Nations (UN) General Assembly has adopted a new Convention against Cybercrime on December 24th 2024. The multiple years of...

Jakob Aufenberg
Dec 29, 2024
Don't Paint It All Black
Much ink has been spilled about the German political and economic demise from domestic and foreign contributors. This is the great thing...


Guest Writer - Andrea Dartigues
Dec 24, 2024
Martial Law in South Korea and Impeachment of the President, 11 days of tension in Seoul.
South Korea has been in political turmoil since December 3rd when President Yoon Suk-yeol declared Martial Law at 22:30 in a television...
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