After more than 250 days of assaults from Russian forces, Ukrainian resistance is taking more surprising forms. In an attempt to reconnect to their pre-invasion cutting-edge techno scene a group of young activists have been organising “repair raves” to attract people to help with the massive clean-up effort, dancing together while they do it.
It’s hard to narrow down two weeks’ worth of sporting prowess to just ten spectacular moments. Every Olympics is filled with moments of global joy, yet Tokyo 2020 has been extra special, knowing that these athletes had to wait an extra year to show the world what they’re made of.
Here are 5 Tokyo Olympic athletes with inspirational stories.
Thousands of Poles protested against the even stricter abortion laws recently introduced by the governing PiS party. Lucja tells us more.
Issy introduces us to some of the issues of contemporary feminism in Hungary, which holds a somewhat unique position in the dramatic political sphere of Europe today.
Rosie has a problem with RUOK Day. As someone who has suffered from a wide range of mental illnesses, she believes this gripe to be entirely justified. Read her raw account of what it is like to experience suicidal thoughts.
The death of print media isn't a new phenomenon. But is there a future for those of us aspiring to work in magazines, print or otherwise?
Our team reports on the recent announcement by the Australian Federal Government that university fees will increase. Surely its relative to inflation though, right? Not at all, with some humanities degrees facing an 113% price hike.
After North Korean's dictator Kim Jung Un was hospitalised in April, Kim Yo Jong was thrust into the spotlight. The “most powerful woman in North Korea” was given quite the welcome on all social media platforms, becoming subject to ‘stan’, anime and meme culture all at once. While meme culture has always been fun, we also need to look more closely at what we post and participate in.
The Polish Parliament recently discussed the ban of abortions of foetuses with serious abnormalities - along with abortions for other reasons. Poland’s abortion laws are already among the strictest in Europe, so what will this mean for the rights of Polish wom*n? Lucja tells us more.
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