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Celebrities and US Politics: how Taylor Swift and Beyoncé could shape the 2024 Presidential Election
Victoria White examines the impact of popular celebrities on the upcoming US Presidential Election.
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Luc Mourier Cooper explains a recent report in which EU funding intended to manage the flow of migrants has been linked to corruption in Tunisia.
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Aarushi Shrivastav examines the investigations of the UK government into the private firms bypassing the sanctions placed on the Russian government.
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Luc Mourier Cooper explains a recent report in which EU funding intended to manage the flow of migrants has been linked to corruption in Tunisia.
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Aarushi Shrivastav examines the investigations of the UK government into the private firms bypassing the sanctions placed on the Russian government.
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Emily Clements analyses the causes and effects of the recent Storm Boris, which left many around Europe displaced from their homes.
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Current and former year abroad students Anvi Deshpande, Jasmine Payne and Online Arts & Lit Editor Emily Sara Rizzo share their year abroad highlights.
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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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Gracie Moore, the Online Arts and Lit Editor, writes about the protests happening in Peru, regarding the concerns over tourism in Machu Picchu.
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Harold Long writes about his experience of spending a term abroad in Jordan and the atmosphere in the country regarding the Israel-Hamas war.
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Kornelia Stark, the President of the Polish Society, comments on the first events organised by the group.
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