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Eloise Grainger, Print Sport Editor, highlights the importance of prioritising one’s health when on travelling, focusing on travel fatigue.
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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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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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Mathias La Pira discusses the idea of belonging, after moving away from home and deciding to live and study in England.
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Harry Morrison writes about the recent tragedy that happened in Indonesia and examines to what extent has the presence of Mount Marapi disturbed the local community.
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