This the fourth installment of ‘Lessons from History’, where we reflect on the big anniversaries of significant historical events and...

And a blue wave followed. The results of the United States midterm elections were in some ways par for the course in the current era of...

Global diplomacy has been stirring with chatter about a pan-European military. A unified European defence force, how would that be? Just...

Some of us students probably do not remember a time when Angela Merkel was not a figurehead in German and European politics. This past...

This is the very first article of a series reflecting on anniversaries of historical events. Examples include a reflection on 100 years...

On October 9th, an auditorium packed to the rafters welcomed Mr. Frank Furedi, emeritus professor of sociology at the University of Kent,...

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Italy: The government of change or a(nother) government to change? Since 1946, the year when Italian citizens chose republic over the...

Of course, other factors were involved too. The Middle East is a warren of intentions, and nothing is ever what it seems. In the fight...

It’s been all over the news, in bar conversation, on your Facebook feed, and perhaps in class too; but what exactly is going on in Syria?...

Helen Clark is one of those women, and sadly one of the few, who have been able to reach the highest positions within the world’s social,...

On April 7th, 2018, Douma, the closest rebel-held stronghold near the capital Damascus, was heavily bombed in a chemical weapons attack....

The longest, bloodiest and most complex War that has ever been fought in the world’s history. A War in which a myriad of factors...

By E.S. “Each nation has a government it deserves. If for some reason, stupid or wicked people are sitting on the neck of wise and honest...

4th Topic- The Housing Quota System Statement: The municipality should abolish the system of quotas on student houses per street. Again,...

The running Social-Democratic party argues that nuisance and student housing, drug violence and drug tourism should not be framed as...

Introduction- The Debate’s Structure The Franz Palm Lecture Hall is packed. 400 students, or even more, have come to the Student Debate...

Sunday 18th March presidential elections will be held in the Russian Federation. Ever since 2000, (2008-2012 as prime minister), Vladimir...

The past week has been quite eventful regarding the ongoing Brexit negotiations. The EU presented the first draft of, what is to be, the...

Martin van Rooij, last year FASoS European Studies, fourth on the M:OED list for the municipal elections details the newborn party’s...