Madeleine Rojahn is studying in the Europe in the World programme on exchange from the University of Tasmania, where she studies journalism and international relations. “I’m really excited about the Europe in the World course because it’s right up my alley, and also there’s a lot of focus on sustainability, which is a passion of […]
Poland faces pressure from the EU after ignoring warnings to back down on judiciary reforms, which are deemed undemocratic and a violation of the rule of law. But EU efforts to defend democratic values and show resilience may have significant divisive repercussions for Poland. The ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) in Poland plans to emasculate its judiciary by giving ministers influence over hiring and firing judges and members of the supreme court. This is currently […]
The World House is a special place in Amsterdam filled with exuberant chatter and the smell of steaming hot stew. Run by volunteers, it brings empowerment to undocumented refugees who can visit during weekdays, but must leave in the evening when its doors close. Undocumented refugees are humans who are left trapped in an indefinite […]
