Ukraine, the country where I grew up, is being invaded by Russia.
Ukraine: Looking to the Future
The Most Unequal Country: Part 2
While the dilapidation of the finished Netherlands started many years ago according to Sylvia Ephimenco, this article jumps forward to Rutte’s third cabinet.
Ukraine-Taiwan panel: can we compare these two cases?
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.
UK Increases Interest Rates
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.
The Most Unequal Country: Part 1
The Netherlands: it is a great country to live in.
University Politics and why they matter
How can I make my voice heard? Who can I contact to voice my concerns? How can I contribute to the direction of the university and my faculty?
The Past, The Present, The Future: A Look at Leiden’s Ukraine-Russia Panel
On the evening of last Monday, March 7th, students flooded the Wijnhaven lecture hall and Kaltura room for a chance to join the Ukraine-Russia panel, organized by the Russia and Eurasia Committee. Oskar, one of the Committee members, explained that “We organized the panel discussion to give the students an opportunity to go in depth... Continue Reading →
The Hague Local Elections 2022: The voter’s Manual
Local (municipal) elections will take place in every city of the Netherlands next week, from the 14th to the 16th of April.
Maybe it is about the dialogue with art
On a gloomy Sunday morning, 10 AM in a vacant and abandoned exhibition hall of the Vienna Albertina, I figured that this judgment revealed maybe the greatest ignorance I ever had.
It’s not about art, you know?
Strolling through a gallery, especially one that exhibits modern art, I find it often a dull and frustrating process.
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