The new semester opened with an engaging debate held at the freshly inaugurated SpuiCampus, on February 17th, 2026. With over 200 attendees, the event was a great success. Organized with the support of the South and Southeast Asia committee and its academic council, it discussed the status that India will hold in 2047, 100 years... Continue Reading →
Many people are starting to sense a rise in right-wing politics in Europe – and the recent spread of nationalist protests is proving this to be correct. From Poland to England, The Netherlands to Ireland, right-wing nationalists have come together to demonstrate their discontent, which generally appears to be geared towards immigration and multiculturalism. Another... Continue Reading →
Between September 8th and 13th 2025, Nepal witnessed a wave of pivotal events that would change the nation’s political landscape. The House of Representatives has been dissolved and an interim government has been appointed, with Sushila Karki as Prime Minister. This leaves us with multiple crucial questions: What were the long-term causes and the triggers?... Continue Reading →
With Saint Patrick being celebrated a couple of weeks ago, let's dive into the origins of the popular celebration because we are tired of writing our thesis! Saint Patrick and the Snakes A perhaps obscure story about the Irish celebration is that Saint Patrick drove all of the snakes out of Ireland into the sea.... Continue Reading →
"History has become one of the major battlegrounds in the culture wars that are causing anger and alarm across the democratic world”
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