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Journey to IE

Why studying abroad is worth the challenges

It was only one year ago that the class of 2026–2027 was preparing their college applications. A decision that was going to determine their...
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The Fiction of Aid in Syria and Turkey After The Earthquake

Around a month ago Syria and Turkey experienced a natural tragedy. On an early Monday morning, at 4:17 am, when everyone was sound asleep,...
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Opinion

Is Valentine’s Day a Hoax?

It is that time of the year again when birds are chirping, the sun is shining, and consumption of flowers and chocolate boxes is...
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Opinion

To Aid or not to Aid? The Taliban’s Requests Amid Sexist Policies

Can we separate economics and politics? The Taliban in Afghanistan seem to think so. The Taliban is a Sunni Islamist nationalist and pro-Pashtun movement...
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Opinion

Guide to surviving your first term at IE (Segovia’s Edition)

As a first-year student pursuing a dual degree at IE University in Segovia, I can honestly say that before arriving at university, I heard many of...
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The USA’s Debt Default Danger

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With the impending possibility of the United States breaching its debt ceiling, the “indisputable” stability of its financial and fiscal institutions is once again questioned.

Greek Legislative Elections: New Democracy Leads but Falls Short of Majority

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On May 21, Greece held its legislative elections. The party led by Kyriákos Mitsotákis, New Democracy (Νέας Δημοκρατίας), emerged as the frontrunner, securing 40.8% of the total vote. In contrast, the left-wing Syriza party received 20.1%, while the Socialist Pasok party garnered 11.7% and the Communists KKE secured 7.1%. Despite New Democracy being in the lead, the party fell short of obtaining the required majority of 45% of the votes. As a result, they claimed 146 seats in Parliament, which is five seats below the threshold of 151 needed for a parliamentary majority.

Sudan: A Humanitarian Crisis Overshadowed by Armed Conflict

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Sudan is a republic in northeastern Africa between Egypt and Eritrea, bordering the Red Sea. The country often suffers from natural disasters due to extreme weather conditions such as droughts and natural hazards. In addition, Sudan is plagued with an unstable government and an economic crisis. On April 23, conflict broke out between two armed forces groups in Sudan. 

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