Saying Goodbye to Twitter Trust
By Ellie Winslow Well, Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter wound up being significantly more catastrophic than I predicted only aContinue Reading
Latest Posts
The world runs on vaccines, looks like: Global health newsletter – 6
By Megha Kaveri Hello everyone, We begin with some great news in this week’s newsletter: The World Health Organization (WHO)Continue Reading
2022 Qatar World Cup: should we play, should we watch?
Should we play in this World Cup? Should we watch this World Cup? And if we do watch the World Cup is it possible to do so in protest?
Stronger together: Uniting our voices for women in Iran
By Shirin Golkar My country is a beautiful land filled with rich culture, warm family traditions, and an underlying strengthContinue Reading
Tech News Digest: Robots and Blood
TechSec’s Bi-Weekly Tech News Digest: November 11th, 2022
First you buy them, then they sell you
By Aurélie Semunovic Trigger warning: This piece of creative writing may be emotionally challenging. I would actually go to greatContinue Reading
Recap of the CEAS Geneva Forum on East Asia: Academic Session 1
By Emma Nijssen On November 8th, the Contemporary East Asia Studies (CEAS) Initiative was joined by panellists Mahesh Sugathan (SeniorContinue Reading
Danish Prime Minister keeps majority after nail-biting election night
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and The Social Democrats came out on top after Tuesday’s election and achieved their best result in more than 20 years.
Lessons learned by a wandering citizen
There it is, Power’s paradox: it assimilates into its mechanics those that have been through too much to revolt for a future.
Switzerland, Islamophobia, and the case of the Face Veiling Ban
What is this new law truly a ban on if not the right of Muslim women to wear a face covering such as a burqa or a niqab if they so choose?
The Graduate Press 