International Elections: Slovakia Elects First Female President in Blow to Populism
Ned Williams covers the historic elections in Slovakia with Zuzana Čaputová being elected as the country’s first female and youngest President.
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Why Kosovo Border Alteration Sets a Dangerous Precedent For the Region
Shifting the borders in Kosovo could create calls for more change in the region, Christopher George Halkou explains why.
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Kiirunavaara and The Move of an Entire City
Features Editor Linnea Lagerstedt gives her personal insight, as a Swedish citizen, on the current process to literally move the town of Kirunna from being swallowed by a crack in the mountain Kiirunavaara from Iron mining.
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Returning Colonised Remains to the Motherland
Kamara Katama throws her support behind correcting historical issues to colonisation.
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Brexit: How Did We Get Here?
Britain joined the EU 46 years ago, but how did it all unravel?
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International Elections: Swedish Elections – What’s the Gridlock About?
Writer Shaheer Ali comments on the recent Swedish General Election and the ousting of Ex-PM Stefen Lovfen from first-hand experience during his semester abroad in Stockholm.
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A Vegan’s Mexico: The Disappointing Reality of The Veggie Traveller
Linnea Lagerstedt explores the difficulty in finding good veggie food to eat outside the UK.
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Three Overlooked Cities That History Nerds Must Visit
Into history? Bailey Williams reviews places you’ll love if you are a budding historian (or just love old stuff!).
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Vienna: A Student Friendly City?
Add Vienna to your list of European capitals to visit.
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The World’s Least Visited Countries: Part 3
The third installment of Sub-editor Farihah’s Least Visited Countries series.
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