By Uilson Jones, Zuzanna Mietlińska, Chira Tudoran Due to repeated rhetoric about a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on the side of the US, the beginning of 2022 was very tense for people in Eastern Europe. However, when the war eventually arrived at Europe’s doorstep, many were caught off guard byContinue Reading
Editor-in-Chief: Joanna Sowińska Hi, my name is Joanna and I am a student of the MSc Political Science. Writing has been a passion for me from an early age. It started off with writing short novels for my parents and some contributions to my school journal during my primary education.Continue Reading
By Nelli Naukkarinen “This happened in The Hague, a night 3 years ago around 3 am. I was coming back from clubbing with my roommate and we had to pick up our bikes from this dark street, as there was no where else to leave them for the night. WeContinue Reading
By Ricarda Bluemcke Germany’s elections on the 26th of September may not have ended with a clear winner, but one thing is certain: Angela Merkel will no longer be the chancellor of Germany, a role she has fulfilled for the last 16 years. On the 22nd of November 2005, AngelaContinue Reading
By Margaux Marzuoli In September 2017, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) held a referendum to vote on the independence of the autonomous region of Kurdistan located at the northern border of Iraq. Although 92% of Iraqi Kurds voted for the independence of the region, the referendum was not recognized asContinue Reading
By Juni Victoria Moe Moltubak Everyone needs to consume, be it food, water, clothes, content or other goods. It is the beauty and the beast of our economic system. Some things are consumed because we need to, and a lot is consumed because we want to. What happens when ‘need’ meetsContinue Reading
By Arin Doshi This article is a continuation of the previous article “An epoch of uncertainty: The Malaysian Political Crisis”. This has been written to address the severe consequences and the twists and turns of the ongoing Malaysian political crisis. In light of the resignation of Muhyiddin Yassin the 8thContinue Reading
By Albion Tusha Cancel culture has always coexisted with humans. People who have dared to challenge their eras are usually the ones who have contributed to humanity. Without these would advancement would have been slower. Think of figures such as Galilei, Muhammad Ali, and many more who were cancelled inContinue Reading
By Arianna Belluardo On June the 20th the candidate I had campaigned for three weeks straight lost the local elections in my home city, Rome, in my neighbourhood. I was there as a scrutineer, in one of the most crowded voting spots of the area, witnessing the procedure. I wasContinue Reading
We are excited to announce that Sphaera Magazine has a new board! In this article, you can meet the new board members. We would like to collectively thank the previous board for all their hard work making Sphaera what it is today, and we hope to be able to fillContinue Reading