Madagascar is amongst the four most vulnerable countries to climate change in the world, despite being a minor contributor to global warming. As a result, flooding, droughts, and cyclones are increasingly frequent, prolonged, and intense, mainly impacting the south and southeast regions of the country. The Malagasy population, of which around half are children, is... Continue Reading →
Struggling your way through your twenties? Scared of the prospect of what happens once you leave teenage-hood? Look no further than BAIS Mag Issue 39, now available online! BAISmag Issue 39Download
On 6th of November, we saw the end of one of the most followed elections worldwide. Initially the two candidates running for President were Donald Trump, representing the Republican party, and Joe Biden for the Democrats, but after pressures to resign from the campaign came from the general public, Biden decided to withdraw from the... Continue Reading →
June marks the end of the year and the end of the bachelor for some. Leaving International Studies after 3 or 4 years can be challenging, this article reflects on all those years.
On the 22nd of March BASIS’ East Asia Committee organized a joint event with the NGO PSCORE. Learn about it and read the interview in this article.
Last Thursday's events at Wijnhaven did not go unnoticed when student protesters took over the building for an afternoon. Here is BAISmag's recollection of the events.
Despite some people’s convictions that you shouldn’t talk to your baby and your dog in the same manner, one cannot help but wonder whether childspeech and petspeech really are that different. Learn more about it in this article!
Today Artificial Intelligence is becoming more and more important in our daily life. But what is and what will be its impact on politics and democracy?
Issue 37 is out! This magazine gives you different fun facts and information about The Hague!
Learn about the Dutch Monarchy in this list of 10 fun facts!
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