Cultural Erasure of Women: How Women are Remembered in History
Ida B. Wells, Emmeline Pankhurst, Indira Gandhi, and Ada Lovelace, all share two significant traits. These women accomplished feats that shaped history and yet...
Why Rationality Compels Us to Rethink Immigration
by Raphaela Tiefenbacher (Guest Writer)
The topic of migration is one of the most hotly contended of our time. Since the summer of 2015, not...
It’s Time For Us To Part Our Ways
“For 8 years in Donbas, instead of building the showcase of the Russian world, they came up with this sanctuary of shit,” war...
Trump: Champion of Climate Change Policy
Donald Trump’s campaign claims that climate change is just another political ruse, spooked many environmentalists awaiting the new president’s climate policy with a distrustful...
The African Union Must Lead on Carbon Tax Regulation in Africa
Climate change has become a pressing issue on the global agenda. For African countries this issue has a very high priority, as their environment...
Assimilate or Leave
The 450 members of the Ukrainian Parliament decided by majority vote to introduce a new law regarding education policy. As of 2018, this law...
Don’t Fall Victim to the Ken Bone Phenomenon
Recently the New Yorker published a documentary on the almost-forgotten Ken Bone. In it, both Mr. Bone and the public come to terms with...
„Our goal is to ensure that children can go to school in the first...
Interview with Jürgen Feldmann Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe, Berlin, 7.9.2018
After 25 years of conflict, Somalia no longer has a functioning school system. In the camps of...
No End in Sight for China’s Zero-Covid Policy
While the world is simultaneously grappling with the economic impacts of the war in Ukraine – sanctions, rising inflation and energy prices, global supply...
Should Refugees Be Able to Move Freely?
Once every term, the Debating Society of the Diplomatic Academy hosts a debate night. In British parliamentary tradition, eight debaters take the stage and...
