By Luma Andrade “Your cheerful, beautiful fields have more flowers Our forests have more life” The lyrics of the Brazilian national anthem seem like nothing but a dead fantasy nowadays for the underprivileged communities which are fighting for land in Brazilian territories. The rural population of Carranca and Araçá, municipalityContinue Reading
By Zuzanna Mietlińska A modified version of the Star of David has allegedly been circulating in anti-COVID restrictions’ protests throughout Germany and the city of London. The yellow star with the now-incorporated word “ungeimpft” (german for “unvaccinated”) has started a heated debate on the Internet. Do people have a rightContinue Reading
By Arin Doshi Malaysia is a country that is well known for its idyllic beaches, endless variety of street food and multicultural population consisting of Muslim Malays known as Bumiputeras who make up the majority of the country, Indians, Chinese and other tribal groups known collectively as the Orang Asli.Continue Reading
By Chira Tudoran Are you applying for a minor that requires a CV? Do you want to apply for an internship for the elective space next year? Or a job at the end of your studies? And you have no idea where to start? Then this article is for you.Continue Reading
By Pelle Keulen Intro Maybe if nobody had gotten hit by a car we would not still be talking about it. With the accompanying violence against journalists, the church services in Urk and Krimpen are getting a lot of attention. I mean this in the sense that they are inContinue Reading
By Arin Sanjay Doshi Joe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th President of the United States of America (USA) together with Vice President Kamala Harris on 20 January 2021, after defeating Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential elections. The 2020 elections together with Biden’s inauguration come at a time ofContinue Reading
By Helena Reinders “In about a year, on the 17th of March, the Netherlands will have its next general election. This is, of course, if the current government does not fall prematurely.” (Schulte, 2020). The above mentioned quote comes from a Shpaera article written by Tom Schulte almost a yearContinue Reading
By Fernando López Myanmar, a country of over 50 million people, just suffered a coup d’état committed by the military against the country’s democratic institutions. The country had a democratically elected government since 2011, which had replaced the military government that had ruled Myanmar since 1962. In 2010, the militaryContinue Reading
By Tom van der Meij Albert Camus was a French philosopher and writer. As an absurdist, he was convinced that there is no point in looking for any meaning in our existence. When he won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1957, he was the second-youngest writer to have obtainedContinue Reading
By Chira Tudoran The Syrian crisis In conflict, basic resources such as food, water, healthcare and shelter are oftentimes used as tools for control, either by the regimes of the respective countries, foreign patrons, or rebel groups. The Syrian civil war is a prime example of this, as states andContinue Reading