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Where’s Waldo: Russia Edition

Russia has a precedent – as with the Chernobyl emergency, they are not speaking up. There is a rouse in place, that of a national holiday from work, to mask the very real lockdown occurring in Russia, too. This shows that Russia, like everyone else, is faced with a pandemic-shaped threat, which they are actually reacting to. But why stay quiet about it, and why not help the rest of the world, which is what is expected of a superpower?

May 5, 2020 By Justin Waddy Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: elections, Censorship, Russia, putin, Authoritarianism, facial recognition, coronavirus, pandemic

What Does Sinn Fein’s Election Upset Mean For Ireland, For Britain- And For Europe?

Sinn Fein, the left-wing republican party, won the largest number of first-preference votes overall – nonetheless, it’s clear that voters have expressed great discontent with the state of affairs in the Republic. But how will this impact the Brexit process?

Mar 17, 2020 By Isaac Bettridge Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: elections, Ireland, europe, european politics, Sinn Fein

Sunday Blake wins Guild President

Incumbent VP Postgraduate Sunday Blake was announced as Guild President last night, winning the position over Jack Watts, Javier Monroy-Yepez, Oliver Bradbear and Yanyao Deng. In her speech, Blake dedicated her victory to “anyone in the student population struggling with homelessness, addiction, domestic violence… You can become Guild President. Because I did.” Students’ Guild elections […]

Feb 22, 2020 By Bryony Gooch Filed Under: News, Headlines Tagged With: Exeter, University of Exeter, students' guild, elections, exeter sport, voting, education system, Sabbatical Elections

Labour candidate Ben Bradshaw stands with striking staff

Ben Bradshaw, Labour candidate for Exeter, today joined striking university staff on the Streatham picket line. Speaking to Exeposé, Bradshaw confirmed his support for the “local members of the UCU union and the students who are supporting them in their strike. “I’m a trade unionist myself, and I wanted to show solidarity with people who […]

Nov 27, 2019 By Harry Caton Filed Under: News, UCU Strike 2019, Headlines Tagged With: University, Exeter, Ben Bradshaw, Tuition fees, elections, labour party, UCU Strikes 2019, ExeterUCU

The US Midterms: A truly mixed bag

A figure hurtles across a car park on a skateboard. On another day he plays punky riffs which echo out of his garage. These are not the weekend hobbies of a teenager whose politics can barely be articulated beyond anger at “the system” and whose intellectual curiosity extends as far as Trevor Noah. This figure […]

Jan 8, 2019 By Oliver Haynes Filed Under: Features, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: Politics, elections, america, usa, #midterms, #betoorourke

Cyril Ramaphosa – South Africa’s Redemption?

Whilst the rest of the world has merely watched Zuma resign and be replaced with ANC favourite Ramaphosa, what news outlets, BBC, CNN and Aljazeera lack is recognition of the brevity and implications of his resignation. This was a day that South Africa, who since Mandela’s term has suffered successive corrupt and ineffective presidents, thought […]

Mar 1, 2018 By Dimitra Mina Filed Under: Features, Politics, International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: Features, Politics, South Africa, elections, Foreign Correspondent

The 2017 German Election Results – The Majority for Merkel?

Whilst Brexit negotiations, snap General Elections and Trump’s latest blunder have been dominating British headlines in recent months, Germany’s media focus has been on its September federal election. With each lamppost, billboard and potential poster spot across German cities and rural villages alike pasted with multiple party adverts each attempting to sway the electorate, Germany […]

Oct 12, 2017 By Chloë Edwards Filed Under: International Tagged With: Germany, Politics, elections, international, global, Angela Merkel, Merkel, Foreign Correspondent

A trip to Seoul: some thoughts on the presidential impeachment and the world’s only Demilitarised Zone

Despite being in nearby Hong Kong, I wasn’t aware of much conversation about the Korean impeachment. I would have thought that with the tense democratic situation in Hong Kong, particularly the election of the new pro-Beijing Chief Executive – a move engineered by the Chinese government – and the removal of pro-independence lawmakers, that people […]

Jul 31, 2017 By Features Filed Under: Features, Politics, International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: Politics, elections, international, south korea, Foreign Correspondent

BBC Question Time to be filmed at the University of Exeter

The next instalment of the BBC’s flagship current affairs programme, Question Time, will be recorded live at the University of Exeter on Thursday 21st April 2016. David Dimbleby is set to host his 770th episode of the long-running series, which will also mark the fifth time that the programme is hosted in Exeter since 2001. The programme […]

Apr 15, 2016 By Natasa Christofidou Filed Under: News, Editors' Picks Tagged With: BBC, Exeter university, Politics, University of Exeter, Campus, elections, referendum, bbc question time, European Union Referendum

Feeling the Bern?

My first sighting of Bernie Sanders was in Safeco Field, Seattle. From the back of the stands I could make out the crown of silver hair, hunched shoulders and crumpled face. He looked a tired man. He stood bernt-out, but the 20,000 strong audience wanted to #feelthebern. Then his voice boomed. The crowd chanted back. […]

Apr 14, 2016 By Features Filed Under: Features, Politics, International Tagged With: elections, Rally, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, 2016 US Presidential Election, Matt Willcock

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