Tags: 2024

Driving Innovation: IE University Unveils New Formula Student Team

Formula Student is a European competition that aims to simulate the process of what it would be like to work on an actual Formula 1 team (or any motorsport team). The IE Team is aiming to enter the Spain Formula Student Competition which last year took place at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in August.

America’s Upcoming Presidential Elections: Could It Be the Sequel to January 6th?

Last Sunday, a man was arrested for illegal possession of a shotgun and loaded handgun at an intersection near former president Donald Trump's rally in Coachella, California.

From Innovation to Litigation: The Surge of AI-Related Lawsuits and Their Implications

Recently, the use of deepfakes has affected millions of people, many of whom have no clue that their photos are being used this way, especially women and children. Since 2020, 50 known bots have been made for deepfakes, with more than 4 million monthly users. 

Crossroads of Choice: Moldova’s EU Referendum and the Road Ahead 

Sunday, October 20, 2024, is a date that determined Moldova’s European future. On this day, a nationwide constitutional referendum was held in parallel with the presidential elections, marking the most significant votes since the country’s independence in 1991.

Autumn Escapes in Madrid: Embrace the Season

With October's arrival, it is the perfect time to grab your coat and scarf and take advantage of the best season of the year, autumn. Here’s my list of must-do fall activities in Madrid that should be on your radar this season.

EU or Russia: Can Georgia Break Free from Russia’s Grip to Achieve EU Integration?

The coming years will reveal whether Georgia can bridge the gap between its government’s policies and its people’s aspirations, ultimately determining its place in either the EU or Russia’s sphere of influence.

Cuba Blackout Shines Light On Dark Situation

Cuba has long had to deal with difficulties in its energy infrastructure, often culminating in blackouts. On October 17th, it faced the same trouble, when half the energy demand (1.64 gigawatts) went offline during peak hours. This foreshadowed the next morning’s fate, when the main power plant - Antonio Guiteras - shut down, covering the entire island in darkness. 

Liam Payne’s Death: Details and Reactions to the Tragic Loss of a Global Star

As the music world continues to mourn the loss of a beloved and talented artist, his legacy will forever live on throughout music history. His influence, both through his music and the heartfelt connections he formed with fans will remind all of the impact one artist like Liam Payne can have on the world.

Sue Gray, Chief of Staff to Keir Starmer, Resigns Following Series of Scandals

On Sunday, 6 October, Sue Gray, Chief of Staff to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, resigned from her post, following weeks of scandals and intense speculation from media, politicians, and the general public alike.

Despite Pakistan’s Relentless Battle to Eradicate Polio, Cases Continue to Rise

Six new cases of polio have been reported in Pakistan this month, bringing 2024’s national case count to 39 and continuing the trend of rising cases over the last three years. Pakistan’s goal of eradicating poliovirus transmission has faced consistent setbacks since the implementation of the National Emergency Action Plan (NEAP) for Polio Eradication back in 2011.

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Still at War? Russia and Japan’s Lingering Conflict

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The Response of the European Union to Trump’s Tariffs

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