A look back on the United Nations General Assembly and the importance of international governance
Writer Michael Enright reflects on the role of the 2023 UN general assembly in international relations. Although the 78th session […]
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The growing concern of bedbugs and travel
As students prepare to travel home for the holidays, Hannah Campbell offers precaution advice given the recent bedbug infestation in
Glasgow University students mourn the killing of alumni Dima Alhaj in Gaza
As the community mourns the killing of UofG alumni Dima Alhaj in Gaza, her relatives share heartfelt memories of the
Women in war
Women are arguably the greatest victims of war—so why aren’t they being treated like it? Trigger Warning: Sexual assault, gender-based
How the UK compares to Europe in tackling the cost of living crisis
The Glasgow Guardian reflects on how governments across Europe have responded to the cost of living crisis, while considering the
“The war has consumed my entire life”: University of Glasgow students call for a ceasefire as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens
As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to worsen, The Glasgow Guardian speaks to a number of Palestinian students in
UofG professor offers insight into novel diagnostics research on infectious diseases in Africa
The University of Glasgow takes the lead in pioneering an African diagnostic programme, which was showcased at a United Nations
(Up)Rising from the Ashes
The Glasgow Guardian talks to a Greek UofG student after a tumultuous year – both politically and environmentally – has
Iran: One year later
What does the future look like for women and young girls in Iran, one-year after the death of Mahsa Amini?
Rebuilding Morocco after the devastating earthquake
Comment Editor Freya Corcoran considers the role of foreign aid in rebuilding Moroccan communities. A month on from the 6.8