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international

A coffee with… Giselle Garcia

Deputy Editor, Anne Chafer, talks to Giselle Garcia about the international experience in academia.

Nov 8, 2019 By Anne Chafer Filed Under: Beyond Exeter, International, Editors' Picks, Second Headlines Tagged With: international, Academia, Diversity, inclusion, giselle garcia

Review: Monos

Sam Bowerman is spellbound by Alejandro Landes’ visually powerful war film.

Nov 1, 2019 By Sam Bowerman Filed Under: Screen Reviews, Screen Tagged With: international, foreign film, monos, alejandro landes, child soldiers, war film, festival film

Black History Month – Tackling Racism in Football

After England’s most recent international was marred by yet more racist chanting, Print Screen Editor Jonathan Chern reflects on the cause and the complacent combat of football, sport and society’s entrenched issue.

Oct 30, 2019 By Jonathan Chern Filed Under: Sport Tagged With: football, sport, racism, international, black history month, racism in sport, #kickitout, england bulgaria, racism in football

Racism, Revolution and Resistance: France’s current political turmoil

The cleansing wave of ‘Pasokification’ (the process whereby traditional European social democratic and conservative/Christian democratic parties lose their support base) crashed in France in the 2017 election, leaving three populists on the shore with their heads above the water. Macron, the election winner and self-declared ‘Jupiterian’ sun-king, was a populist only in loose terms. He […]

Jan 7, 2019 By Oliver Haynes Filed Under: Foreign Correspondents, International, Features Tagged With: Politics, France, international, Emmanuel Macron, Macron, Le Pen, melenchon, rassamblement national, pasokifiction

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: Foreign Correspondents, International, Features Tagged With: Politics, international, Norway, Foreign Correspondent, me too, sex scandal

The Name Game: Understanding the Macedonian Issue

Amidst a world climate wracked with political uncertainties, exacerbated by the ever-present Donald Trump and his adversary Kim Jon-un, a twenty-five-year dispute over something as trivial as a name should be low on the to-do list of the current Greek government and yet it remains at the top of Parliament’s agenda. In the same week […]

Feb 13, 2018 By Dimitra Mina Filed Under: Foreign Correspondents, International, Features Tagged With: Debate, Politics, Conflict, government, international, European Union, greece, macedonia

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: Foreign Correspondents, International, Features Tagged With: Politics, international, Prison, South America, Corruption, Foreign Correspondent

Tipping the Bitcoin Way

Imagine for a second, a world where you never hear the metal ding of a dropped coin, never need to pull out your wallet for cash, or in fact never see a bank again on the high street. What if I told you that your student loan could come from simply running a program on […]

Jan 2, 2018 By Gabriel Yeap Filed Under: Science News, Science, Technology Tagged With: technology, money, international, Future, bitcoin, tech

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: Foreign Correspondents, Interviews, International, Features Tagged With: Vice President Education, international, school, Learning, 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

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