Spotlighting Student Journalism Globally
This article is written by an anonymous student studying in Britain. During my brief and sometimes regrettable half-year interlude in England, nothing has angered me more than the arrogance of the once-great British. Their blind refusal...
A volcanic eruption occurred on the Reykjanes peninsula, an area in south-west Iceland, leaking molten rock at the town of Grindavík. The eruption began at the north of Grindavík, a fishing town with a population of...
In 1993, an economics professor at Cornell University published a study with a damning conclusion: economics is making us selfish. After giving his students assignments to determine their levels of generosity before and after teaching rational choice theory,...
In a groundbreaking development, French authorities have dismantled a vast network engaged in the production and distribution of 3D-printed weapons. This revelation, marking a first in France, highlights the intersection of technology, crime, and gun control...
As a form of protest, farmers threw eggs and stones at the European Parliament, while also starting fires and setting fireworks near the building. The protesting was a cry for the European Union leaders to do...
In recent times, the plight of farmers in France has taken center stage in the political arena, with claims of alarming suicide rates among this vital community. Amidst the anger and protests, it is essential to...
Abstract: Bosnia and Herzegovina, a nation with a complex political landscape and a history of ethnic divisions constituting its fragile national identity, is undergoing significant challenges that pose various risks to its stability and development. The...
Carrefour, a major supermarket chain located in Europe, will stop selling PepsiCo products in stores in Spain, Italy, Belgium, and France over major price increases for popular items, such as Quaker Oats, Lipton tea, Lay’s potato...
Elisabeth Borne, the French Prime Minister, recently resigned after a tenure marked by significant political tensions and legislative challenges. Appointed in May 2022, Borne’s time in office, lasting less than two years, was characterized by a...
Last year on November 29th, the UK Cabinet Office, sponsored by the Department of Work & Pensions (DWP) Permanent Secretary published a policy paper stating that by 2025, the UK government will be a transformed into...
