World correspondent, Kate Bailey Tonkin, writes about her first month studying abroad in Hong Kong
My first month in Hong Kong has been both the longest and shortest four weeks of my life. Some days, […]
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The War in Ukraine: Two years later
Two years ago, on 24 February 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, plunging the region into a war that has sparked diplomatic tensions,
The death of Alexei Navalny: Has the torch been extinguished for Russian opposition?
Writer Paul-Matthieu Faure examines the impact of opposition leader Alexei Navalny and speaks to Russian UofG students following Navalny’s death.
Europe’s farmers are protesting
Writer Em Wilson examines how Europe’s farmer protests could impact upcoming government elections and may be instrumentalised by the right.
The power of resistance narratives of conflict
Stories can tell the histories of a lifetime. Aleeza Siddiq explores the way narration invites the ignorant West into the
UofG students criticise conscription
It has been over 60 years since military conscription ended, and with tensions across Europe continuing to escalate, just how
Israel-Palestine and the demise of journalism
A recent study conducted by The Intercept revealed major newspaper’s slanted coverage of Israel’s assault on Palestine. This comes after
South Africa, Gender-Based Violence and Oscar Pistorius
Following the release of former Paralympian, Oscar Pistorius, from prison on 5 January 2024, an international debate has been sparked
Yemen at War
The Glasgow Guardian looks at who Yemen’s Houthis are and why the United States and Britain are bombing Yemen. On
