Lucas Taylor-Kent, Online Features Editor, investigates the recent threat from President Trump over allies lack of involvement in Iran conflict
International
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Online International Editor, Magdalena Kanecka, analyses the results of the second round of the Polish Presidential Elections.
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Turning Point for Poland: the First Round of the 2025 Presidential Election and its Political Stakes
Online International Editor, Magdalena Kanecka, examines the results of the first round of the Polish Presidential Elections.
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Poppy Fellows examines how Trump’s triggering of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 will impact immigrant communities in America.
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James Keegan reports on the recent deadly plane crash in Washington DC.
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Print Arts and Lit Editor Kayleigh Swart details the significance of the Hindu festival Kumbh Mela
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Print Arts & Lit Editor, Kayleigh Swart, writes about the recent surge in coffee prices and what this means for coffee lovers worldwide.
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Spanish King declines to attend event marking 50th anniversary of Franco’s death
Gemma Gradwell explains the significance of Spain’s King Felipe VI declining to attend Spain’s first commemorative event celebrating the fall of dictatorship in the country.
Latest Posts
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Amy Rushton, Online Comment Editor, shares her opinion on the Haarlem Christmas market, the perfect festive experience that is a mix of Dutch and worldwide Christmas traditions.
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Dina Evdokimova recommends her favourite festive food, Medovnik cake, talking about its cultural significance and giving advice on where to try it in Exeter
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Paris Gill writes about the recent satellite launch delivered by North Korea and its consequences for the world’s security.
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Emily Roughton, Online Lifestyle Editor, shares her advice on practicing a new language, to be consistent and successful throughout the process.
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Eloise Grainger examines the benefits of travelling through Europe by train and compares it to flying to your final destination.
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Harry Craig, Print Deputy Editor, discusses the anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments in Hungary, following the recent museum controversy, and the consequences it could have for the rest of Europe.
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