Joe Ward discusses the laws regarding the Jordanian Monarchy’s protection from criticism. What is the real-world impact of these laws and what do other countries do?
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Joe Ward discusses the laws regarding the Jordanian Monarchy’s protection from criticism. What is the real-world impact of these laws and what do other countries do?
Travel, Tests & Tears: Getting Home from New York for Christmas Callum Ashley covers his journey back from the Big Apple but things arent quite as straightforward as they might …
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Fairytale of Grenoble: The Peaks of an Alpine Christmas Emily Cooper explores the best of the French Alps’ festivities in Grenoble and its surrounding areas. It’s the most wonderful time …
Not Living in a Society: An Introduction to Swedish Student Nations Sam Osmend covers a prominent quirk of Swedish Student life: student nations. When meeting new people at university, a …
Winners and Losers of The German Federal Election Harry Ligonnet discusses the outcomes of the recent Bundestag election. At present, the outcomes for Germany are unclear… Having arrived in Mannheim …
A Strange Welcome to Amsterdam Ellie Klein outlines her initial experience of moving to Amsterdam for her study abroad experience. Uitgang and ingang were the first words of Dutch I …
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Joe Ward discusses the laws regarding the Jordanian Monarchy’s protection from criticism. What is the real-world impact of these laws and what do other countries do?
Travel, Tests & Tears: Getting Home from New York for Christmas Callum Ashley covers his journey back from the Big Apple but things arent quite as straightforward as they might …
Reflections on First Term Maggie John reflects on her last few months in Spain and discusses what she’s learnt from it so far. I always knew I wanted to do …
The Emergence of Omicron in Sweden: A COVID anomaly no more? Sam Osmend covers the spread of Omicron through Sweden, a country that never officially entered a lockdown… Sweden was …
Korea Move: A Search for Seoul Food Cleo Gravett scours Seoul for a little culinary adventure and finds the foodstuff which keeps South Korea on the move. In every national …
Fairytale of Grenoble: The Peaks of an Alpine Christmas Emily Cooper explores the best of the French Alps’ festivities in Grenoble and its surrounding areas. It’s the most wonderful time …
Not Living in a Society: An Introduction to Swedish Student Nations Sam Osmend covers a prominent quirk of Swedish Student life: student nations. When meeting new people at university, a …
Winners and Losers of The German Federal Election Harry Ligonnet discusses the outcomes of the recent Bundestag election. At present, the outcomes for Germany are unclear… Having arrived in Mannheim …
A Strange Welcome to Amsterdam Ellie Klein outlines her initial experience of moving to Amsterdam for her study abroad experience. Uitgang and ingang were the first words of Dutch I …
Anxiety Abroad: The Lesser Known Side of a Year Abroad Talking about her experience of dealing with anxiety while studying abroad, Isi Browning offers some advice that might help show …
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