Poppy Fellows examines how Trump’s triggering of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 will impact immigrant communities in America.
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Online International Editor, Magdalena Kanecka, examines the celebrations of Mother’s and Father’s Day around the world.
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Eleanor Rogers explores the decision of the three countries and if others will join in supporting a ‘two-state solution’ to the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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Harold Long writes about his personal experience of the recent events in Jordan.
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Anna Kane, Online News Editor, writes about the unpredictable nature of the Russian President, and his impact on the Baltic States and the rest of the world.
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Isabel Bratt discusses the progress that Greece made, allowing same-sex couples to marry and working towards marriage equality.
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“Novatadas” and churros for breakfast- life in a Spanish student accommodation
Agata Koralewska, the Online International Editor, shares her year abroad experience, living in a student residence while studying in Spanish.
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Harold Long tells the story of his accidental performance in a Palestinian film, directed by Annemarie Jacir.
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Jess Cadogan, the Online Screen Editor, writes about the beauty of Denmark’s capital city and the variety of attractions available to tourists.
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My Experience with International Activities and Societies at the University of Exeter
Mathias La Pira talks about the variety of international experiences available to students at the university and his personal achievements in setting up international events such as ExeVision or Football World Cup.
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Harry Craig, Print Deputy Editor, recommends an unknown holiday destination, Albania, uncovering its unique touristic value.
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Perceiving Paris: trompe l’oeil or beauty in the eye of the beholder?
Jemima Piggott discusses the idea of Paris syndrome, a form of cultural shock, in relation to her time spent living in Paris.
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Anna Kane, Online News Editor, writes about a remarkable survival story
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How the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre is being remembered globally
Austin Taylor explores how the Tiananmen Square protests are commemorated around the world and how the memory of the tragedy is preserved
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