Adrien Martin
Tara OllivierLess than two weeks before the US presidential election, all the polls seemed to predict the same outcome: Democrat candidate Joe Biden beating his opponent. Yet in 2016, Hillary Clinton was envisioned as the future...
Politics
Stanislas Jourdan
Florida : duel under the palm trees
Those who lived it will surely remember the stifling and chaotic electoral evening of November 2000, during which a few hundreds of votes in Florida were supposed to decide the outcome of the election opposing Al Gore...
Ohio: home stretch in the Rust Belt
It’s raining on Cincinnati. Gray clouds have been hovering and rust has gained some ground for a month now. As if the weather wanted somewhat to embody the uneasiness of this city’s inhabitants: for sixty years...
Kim Provent
Global Edition | one pandemic, fourteen stories
Along with 13 other student medias around the world, KIP is proud to take part to the Global Edition, a project initiated by Tra I Leoni. Testimonies, reflections and messages of hope were gathered during two months, to...
Martin Terrien
What coronavirus tells us about globalization
The scene could not be more striking. Right in the middle of March, Krabi airport, Thailand’s tourist jewel, is half deserted. Every tourist roaming the halls waiting for their flight is wearing a mask. A shopkeeper...
Diego Davo
Catalonia: what if independence was nothing more than a pretext?
On the 1st of October, almost 90% of Catalans expressed their will to become independent. An event that surely shocked Europe. First because the Catalan people has shown it wanted to break away from Spain. Then, because...
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