Who is going to be the new Merkel?
On September 26th Germany will hold its national elections for the German Bundestag (the German parliament). While this event happens
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Our Rule of Law Festival at RUG
Four second-year International and European Law (LLB) students at the University of Groningen have collaborated on organizing a two-day festival
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Fear of Vaccines
Some countries are rapidly vaccinating their populations, others are experiencing pushback. Why is that?
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She-devil – On the negative portrayal of women leaders in films and television
In films and television series, women in positions of power are still often portrayed as moody, cruel and even downright
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Fashion: A monstrous industry
The fashion industry produces 10% of all carbon emissions worldwide according to the World Economic Forum and is the second-largest water consumer. And with the Covid-19 restrictions eased in Netherlands and stores opening again this article comes to warn the readers about the human rights implications of financially supporting some of clothes companies.
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Unpacking Environmental Crises I
Activism and the Leverage of Sustainable Perspectives in Media and Culture In March, Netflix published the runner-up to 2014’s award-winning
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