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Germany’s burqa ban: Merkel securitises her re-election platform
It is undeniable that the intermittent terror attacks that have plagued Europe last summer have had a…
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Work and play in Singapore – my experience at the Common Purpose 33Sixty conference
Iwas lucky enough to travel to Singapore for a week to attend a leadership conference with…
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South Africa’s University Riots: a plea for decolonisation?
Amidst the circus that was the US election, many other pressing issues have been marginalized. In…
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Who is voting for AfD? The rising right-wing party in Germany
Anti-AfD (Alternative for Germany/Alternative für Deutschland) flyers litter the Humboldt University buildings dispersed around Berlin. They…
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Third Time Unlucky? Austria’s Presidential Election of Extremes
It is finally December and most of us can agree on one thing: 2016 has been a…
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Is it time that the US Electoral College was abolished?
So it actually happened. Once again, the pollsters were wrong. Right before the results started coming…
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Australia The reaction to Trump’s victory has been mixed within Australian politics. Just under half of…
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Texas Texas’ polls saw a ten-point margin afforded to President-Elect Trump this past Tuesday, when he…
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Beijing versus Hong Kong: my experience at a Hong Kong pro-democracy protest
The last few weeks in Hong Kong have been riddled with political turmoil following the election.…
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It is two weeks before Australia Day: a man on a bus yells “go back to…
- FeaturesInternationalOverseas CorrespondentsPolitics
Germany’s burqa ban: Merkel securitises her re-election platform
It is undeniable that the intermittent terror attacks that have plagued Europe last summer have had a…
- FeaturesInternationalOverseas Correspondents
Work and play in Singapore – my experience at the Common Purpose 33Sixty conference
Iwas lucky enough to travel to Singapore for a week to attend a leadership conference with…
- FeaturesInternationalOverseas CorrespondentsPolitics
South Africa’s University Riots: a plea for decolonisation?
Amidst the circus that was the US election, many other pressing issues have been marginalized. In…
- FeaturesInternationalOverseas CorrespondentsPolitics
Who is voting for AfD? The rising right-wing party in Germany
Anti-AfD (Alternative for Germany/Alternative für Deutschland) flyers litter the Humboldt University buildings dispersed around Berlin. They…
- FeaturesInternationalOverseas CorrespondentsPolitics
Third Time Unlucky? Austria’s Presidential Election of Extremes
It is finally December and most of us can agree on one thing: 2016 has been a…
- FeaturesInternationalOverseas CorrespondentsPolitics
Is it time that the US Electoral College was abolished?
So it actually happened. Once again, the pollsters were wrong. Right before the results started coming…
-
Australia The reaction to Trump’s victory has been mixed within Australian politics. Just under half of…
-
Texas Texas’ polls saw a ten-point margin afforded to President-Elect Trump this past Tuesday, when he…
- FeaturesInternationalOverseas CorrespondentsPolitics
Beijing versus Hong Kong: my experience at a Hong Kong pro-democracy protest
The last few weeks in Hong Kong have been riddled with political turmoil following the election.…
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