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Blog Apr 23, 2019

What You Need To Get a Break

Have you ever dreamed of destroying your computer — the one that drives you mad when it comes to doing good work? Or... Read more
Footnotes Apr 15, 2019

Newscoop Footnotes: April 15, 2019

Welcome to Newscoop Footnotes — the weekly review of important news no one’s talking about. Hi, I’m Zoe... Read more
Explainer Apr 14, 2019

Alevism: mystical, inclusive
and deeply cultural

What is alevism? Alevism is a religious tradition, largely unknown in the Western world. However, it shares common... Read more
Explainer Apr 14, 2019

Is it possible to hold the state (i.e., France) responsible for climate inaction?

Climate rights were formalized at the Earth Summit in 1992, from which emerged the United Nations’ Framework... Read more
Footnotes Apr 09, 2019

Newscoop Footnotes: April 8, 2019

Welcome to Newscoop Footnotes — the weekly review of important news no one’s talking about. Hi, I’m Zoe... Read more
Explainer Apr 08, 2019

Boeing, the FAA and Politicization of Aviation Safety

The United States is the cradle of modern aviation. It is where the world’s first flight with a powered, controlled... Read more
Blog Apr 05, 2019

A positive view of procrastination

If you have ever organized your wardrobe and all your outfits per color, ranked your computer files by alphabetical... Read more
Blog Apr 03, 2019

What really matters:
nationality or humanity?

In every culture, hosts are expected to prepare to welcome the guest. Parents prepare to welcome their babies,... Read more
Blog Apr 03, 2019

Inadequate support for students with mental health issues

The UK Health Services and the universities are not able to keep up with the increasing number of students affected by... Read more
Footnotes Apr 02, 2019

Newscoop Footnotes: April 1, 2019

Welcome to Newscoop Footnotes — the weekly review of important news no one’s talking about. Hi, I’m Arasha... Read more
Blog Apr 02, 2019

A new era has begun, so we’re
cleaning up the mess we’ve done!

It's Saturday morning, the wind is blowing strong around the Dutch coastline, and the sky is full of dark grey clouds.... Read more
Blog Apr 02, 2019

The price many Filipinos pay to support their families should be celebrated

We’d all love to believe that everyone is so fortunate as to wake up to the comfort of home each day, or something... Read more
Blog Apr 02, 2019

What’s in a name? Is the “halal” sign
prompting complaints?

In the Hague, Netherlands, a 500-meter portion of Stationsweg street that starts from the Holland Spoor train station... Read more
Blog Apr 02, 2019

International students in the UK fear
consequences of Brexit

For decades, students from all over the world wanted to have a degree from one of the famous British universities.... Read more
Blog Apr 02, 2019

Viewing discrimination from
another perspective

Muhammad Ozgen moved to the Netherlands when he was 18 years old, and he then started his journey in the Netherlands.... Read more
Blog Apr 02, 2019

Agree to Disagree

As the presidential election is coming up in Indonesia, people are openly showing their support for their candidates.... Read more