Category: Society
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Lily Virag Szuhay Murciano May 8, 2023 An opinion piece by Lili Virág Szuhay Murciano WHAT IS GOING ON IN HUNGARY RIGHT NOW While some countries are slowly adopting progressive stances with regards to the LGBTQ+ community, Hungary’s handling of it is questionable — from passing legislations that outright attack transgender individuals to censoring children’s…
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Malak Albaw Dec 13, 2023 How can one of the most lavish dinner gala’s in the MENA region bring a positive impact on the world? Vogue Arabia and Tiffany & Co. take initiatives in partnership with UNICEF for a great cause! It might not be the first time that Vogue Arabia hosted a gala before…
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Luis Marroquin Dec 14, 2024 ABSTRACT Venice is a living and breathing city. Yet, our collective memory fixates on a present filled with disaster narratives, overtourism, and a perhaps too-literal sinking. Once upon a time, Venice was experiencing a Golden Age of trade and financial innovation. It was at the center of the world, with…
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Francesca Filippi Feb 9, 2024 During a radio transmission on 17/11/2001, Laura Bush famously stated: “Because of our recent military gains, in much of Afghanistan, women are no longer imprisoned in their homes. They can listen to music and teach their daughters without fear of punishment. Yet, the terrorists who helped rule that country now…
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Aglaia Gulakova Nov 18, 2024 ABSTRACT The sexual assault against Native American women is a complex issue rooted in the historical oppression and marginalization of Indigenous communities during the colonial period. This study employs an intersectional approach to examine the multiple dimensions of identity, such as race, gender, and socioeconomic status, that contribute to the…
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Stefania Laviola Dec 17, 2023 Giulia Cecchettin, a 22-year-old girl, was found lying dead on the banks of Barcis Lake on November 18th. Her body had wounds on the head and on the neck. She was killed by her ex-boyfriend, Filippo Turetta, who did not want to accept the end of their relationship. There are…
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Artem Shevchenko Mar 22, 2024 The current governing coalition led by the chancellor Olaf Scholz remains extremely unpopular among the voters. According to the recent poll provided by INSA Institute which was published on 27th February, the total support of the three government parties SPD, Greens and FDP is only 33%, which is just 2.5%…
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Giada Santana Feb 1, 2023 In an era of significant global changes and particularly divisive political issues, Giada Santana describes her point of view on the BREXIT, a still open diplomatic match played among two opposing ideological poles. The happenings of the last few days are a symptom of the greatest political divide in our…
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Andreea Lauricella Pivasu Nov 22, 2024 ABSTRACT By comparing China’s and India’s approaches to state authority in the digital age, this article explores how digital sovereignty is changing governance and policymaking. I demonstrate how the digital age undermines conventional ideas of state control and autonomy by examining the historical foundations of sovereignty and its evolution.…
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Ludovico Campagnolo Jun 9, 2021 There seems to be an odd correlation between second-generation migrants who become Ministers, no matter their party, and the adoption of measures to clamp down on migration. In the UK the Home Secretary Priti Patel set some of the strictest requirements to apply for work in Great Britain. Perhaps more…