Author: Anastasiia Kerpan

Belgian police on Friday raided 16 addresses in and around Brussels. Read more about the 'most serious,' 'most shocking,' 'most egregious' corruption scandal in Brussels in years.

Nicole and Hugo's hit 'Goeiemorgen morgen' has started a new life in Ukrainian TikTok. The point is that Ukrainians hear something completely different in "good morning" than the Belgians. Read in our article what they hear and why this song is so viral.

Stephanie Frappart made history as the first woman to referee a men’s World Cup match on Thursday. It is not the first time when she has made history. What does it mean for football's future and female referees personally? Read more in the article.

Slovenian citizens voted for the new law on television and radio broadcasting in a referendum, reports RTV Slo. The new law will ensure full institutional and programmatic autonomy of RTV Slovenia, journalistic freedom and editorial independence.

On the 23rd of November, Russia launched another massive attack on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Read more about how Ukrainian journalism students study under constant rocket attacks, erratic electricity, and the Internet.

The Supreme Court of New Zealand recognised as discriminatory a limited voting age. There are a lot of discussions about this issue in a lot of countries. We asked some of Thomas More’s students about lowing the voting age. 

On November 11th, the Ukrainian military entered Kherson and liberated the region's right bank. We asked young people from the Kherson region how they found out about the liberation of their homes and how they connected to their families.

The Wall Street Journal calls Alexey Navalny as ‘the man Putin fears most’. But where is the catch? Is it possible to be in opposition in Russia? Why is Navalny perhaps not so dissimilar to Putin? Let’s try to figure it out.   

'The Girls at the Back' starts when a group of women, who know each other from school, find out that one of them has cancer. The first scene shows all five women shaving their heads, which is a strong start for an ordinary Netflix comedy.

When the war started in Ukraine, everything just turned upside down. Read the story of Nikita, a young Ukrainian journalist who tells us about the people staying in Kyiv. What caused his new political views, and how does he cope with them?

When the war in Ukraine started, everything just turned everything upside down. Read Katia's story, who had to leave her home and move to Khmelnytslyi, west of Ukraine. 'After the war, I want to celebrate as if nothing had happened.'

The Russo-Ukrainian war is changing the life of every Ukrainian student. They have to leave their homes, suspend their studies and reconsider their position or life view. 'We all were scared, but we tried not to show it.'

The Russo-Ukrainian war is changing the life of every Ukrainian student. They have to leave their homes, suspend the process of studies and reconsider their position or life view. 'The man from the Kremlin? I do not want to call his name. I hate him.'

Due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Europe is trying to get rid of its energy dependence on Russia. Now, most European countries have declared their real readiness to gradually abandon Russian oil and gas.

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