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Brexit shambles: an autocracy tempered by regicide

December 13, 2018January 25, 2019 Niels Boender

With these oft-quoted words William Hague once described the Conservative Party and the last few weeks, originating in the announcement of the draft Withdrawal Agreement, have only revealed this once […]

When does ‘feminine’ become ‘neutral’?

December 7, 2018December 7, 2018 Kathleen Falconer

Anyone who has studied German should empathise with the requirement to attempt the Sisyphean task of memorising which nouns get which gender assignment. You learn all the songs, try to […]

The Year Abroad: Don’t judge Paris by its cover

October 14, 2018October 17, 2018 Alex Bartholomew

Most language students eagerly await the mythical Year Abroad, it’s the hot topic around the language department. It’s a year that allows us to be a bit snobby towards the […]

Enrolment in ‘Languages For All’ drops by over 30% in 2017/2018

September 29, 2018 Jack Harvey

The number of students enrolled in the University of York’s ‘Languages For All’ programme dropped by almost a third in the 2017/2018 academic year. 1125 students enrolled in the University […]

This Month in Politics: June

July 3, 2018July 4, 2018 Isabelle Kennedy

Keeping up to date with developments in global politics and headlines can be time consuming and overwhelming. But yet, in our increasingly fast-paced world, knowing what’s happening is crucial. In […]

Pope Francis’ tour: Definitions about Clerical abuse and Politics

January 27, 2018December 7, 2018 Carla Torres

Pope Francis’ visit to Chile and Peru was eclipsed by accusations made to bishop Juan Barros of covering up sexual abuse committed by priest Fernando Karina. Priest Fernando Karina, now […]

Enjoy the Moggmania while it lasts

August 2, 2017August 2, 2017 Jack Harvey

Jacob Rees-Mogg has acquired something of a cult following. The uncannily old-fashioned Member of Parliament for North East Somerset could have been frozen in time at the turn of the twentieth […]

Report from YorkX: “Outspoken: Akul Pankhania in conversation with George Galloway”

June 10, 2016October 23, 2016 Jack Harvey

Principled, bold, determined and proud of it, George Galloway has participated in many  fiery debates with a number of influential speakers and thinkers. The announcement that the former Labour and […]

Report from The York Union: Stephen Woolfe MEP: The Futures of Britain and UKIP

June 7, 2016June 8, 2016 Jack Harvey

For some voters, a mixed-race candidate for UKIP doesn’t quite add up. “UKIP? But they’re against immigrants, aren’t they?” one might say. This is not true, says Stephen Woolfe, the MEP […]

Brexit: propping up the ladder

May 23, 2016May 23, 2016 Curtis Hodgson

In his 2003 book Kicking Away the Ladder, Ha-Joon Chang argues poorer countries are being prevented from using the same policies that rich countries used in their development. Large economic blocs […]

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