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Europe Strikes Back – An Analysis of Europe’s Strike Culture

Just why is Europe always brought to a halt by weekly strikes? If you have spent time in mainland Europe in recent years, and particularly if you have been a Year Abroad student, you will have noticed that there is one event that causes the greatest inconvenience, often on a weekly basis. Strikes. In Britain, […]

Mar 2, 2018 By Sofia Hartwell Filed Under: Features, Politics, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: Vice President Education, union, europe, Belgium, teachers pay, strikes, Teacher, Foreign Correspondent, public transport, government policy

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

Endless Sex Scandals in Norwegian Politics: Can the People in Power be Trusted?

The #metoo campaign’s effect on the Norwegian politics has shown no mercy. Several politicians are being replaced after serious cases regarding sexual harassment. Here is a brief of the most severe cases. 1.    The Political Deputy Leader and the Young Women… The #metoo campaign had been around for quite some time before it started presenting […]

Feb 15, 2018 By Eirin Aasen Filed Under: Features, International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: Politics, international, Norway, Foreign Correspondent, me too, sex scandal

The CDU and Who: Is The Search For a German Coalition Over?

On the same day it was announced in December that Brexit talks were ready to move into the second phase, German Chancellor Angela Merkel addressed her party allies at a Brussels summit and spoke of Europe needing a strong German government, more than ever before. Seven months since the Merkel-led Christian Democratic Union (CDU) failed […]

Feb 13, 2018 By Chloë Edwards Filed Under: Features, International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: Debate, Germany, Politics, Berlin, parliament, CDU, Coalition government, Merkel, Foreign Correspondent, SDP

The Paris Agreement – where is it now?

There’s no doubt that climate change is a hot topic now, and hearing about the recent COP23 environmental conference in Bonn, Germany, got me thinking. There’s also a lot going around on social media too, warning of the dangers that the effects of climate change are having on the environment, animals and humans too. What […]

Jan 24, 2018 By Daina Auzins Filed Under: Features, International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: Politics, Climate Change, Paris Agreement, Trump, Foreign Correspondent

Where inmates make the rules: Bolivia’s bizzare San Pedro Prison

Some may call it a city within a city, where drugs and other sellable items are passed through tiny bars from the outside world, where there are businesses, children and a unique democratic system. Passing this prison, it seems secure, normal even, like any other prison in any other country. La Paz’s Plaza de San Pedro […]

Jan 23, 2018 By Georgina Bolam Filed Under: Features, International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: Politics, international, Prison, South America, Corruption, Foreign Correspondent

The Women’s March on Washington: Take Two

This past weekend marked two important anniversaries for the United States of America; one year of Donald Trump in office, and one year since the largest organisation of protesters in US history under the historic Women’s March on Washington. And how did America celebrate? A shutdown of Congress after the legislators failed to negotiate extending […]

Jan 23, 2018 By Jack Melling Filed Under: Features, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: Politics, Feminism, Trump, Foreign Correspondent, womens march, washington

Understanding America’s Obesity Crisis: Are Citizens Victims or Perpetrators?

After making the jump across the pond and living in Virginia, America for five months, what became increasingly apparent is the profound difference to Britain (and anywhere else I’d ever been) in average weight. Previously, I’d only ever seen rare quadruple XL sizes on Jacamo adverts and so believed it myth, nay; legend, that such […]

Jan 10, 2018 By J.BRUCE Filed Under: Opinion, International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: america, diet, united states, fast food, Foreign Correspondent, balances diet

New Zealand’s Youngest Female Prime Minister Sets a Precedent

She discovered she was prime minister the same way we all did: perched on the edge of her couch with a pie in the microwave. Jecinda Ardern is now the world’s youngest female political leader. At 37, Ardern is a progressive social democrat giving kiwis their flight back. Back in September’s general election, Labour won […]

Dec 12, 2017 By James Wijesinghe Filed Under: International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: news, Politics, Election, New Zealand, Foreign Correspondent

Embrace the ‘C’ Student: An Interview with Kaene Disepo

This month I was fortunate enough to attend TEDxUniMannheim, in Germany. The theme ‘Out of the Ordinary’ gave wide scope to the nine speakers who ranged from polished Oxford professors to, German spiritual rappers and long-haired hippie travellers. However, the message of ‘Embracing the ‘C’ Student’ from motivational speaker, student and businessman, Kaene Disepo, truly […]

Oct 17, 2017 By Toby Redington Filed Under: Features, Interviews, International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: Vice President Education, international, school, Learning, Foreign Correspondent

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