On Thursday morning, Russian forces claimed victory in Mariupol.

Excessive foreign debt accumulation might be Sri Lanka’s economy’s last straw as the nation is preparing for “the worst economic crisis in decades”, the government said.

While Macron managed to secure a solid victory in 2017, gaining 66.10% of the votes, a recent poll by Politico shows that Macron's popularity has been on a slow decline since April 2019.

On Tuesday March 15th, at 7pm, students and staff members alike filled Wijnhaven’s biggest auditorium to follow the Ukraine-Taiwan panel, which was organized by the East Asia and Russia & Eurasia Committees.

As countries seek to return to normality following the socioeconomic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bank of England  has recently increased its interest rate to the pre-pandemic level.

Local (municipal) elections will take place in every city of the Netherlands next week, from the 14th to the 16th of April.

In this article, the Dutch response to the crisis will be dysected. We will see how both the government and individuals responded.

Following several weeks of speculation surrounding the tensions along the border between Russia and Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the authorisation of a “special military operation” into Ukraine last Thursday morning.

Concerns have risen amongst University staff members across the Netherlands over the unprecedented prevalence of precarious occupational contracts. These concerns concreticised fairly recently in the form of the “Casual Leiden” Movement.

Ever since the end of the Cold War, a major war between great powers in Europe seemed like a distant, if not impossible prospect.