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Middle East: neighbour, friend or …?

Middle East: neighbour, friend or …?

By | November 24, 2012 at 2:45 pm

In the recent days shocking news about the continuous attack on the Gaza strip from Israel woke up again the public opinion regarding the ever-lasting conflict between Israel and Palestine in the Middle East. A long story of hate and violence out of our door is continuing:...

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Tomorrow’s Europe Calling You Today

Tomorrow’s Europe Calling You Today

By | November 14, 2012 at 4:31 pm

Today, because of the global financial crisis, the future of united Europe does not seem so bright like it was some years ago. There are less talks about integration and there are more discussions about independence and rejection of the single European currency – Euro. In...

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Heraklio: The obvious choice!

Heraklio: The obvious choice!

By | November 8, 2012 at 10:38 am

Are you finally planning your long-awaited trip to Greece and you are not sure which places to pick? Do they all seem beautiful and attractive but you can only choose a few? Well, no worries, the choice is obvious: pick Heraklio! But why should you go there? Read on and find...

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AEGEE — special language for special people

AEGEE — special language for special people

By | November 7, 2012 at 5:22 pm

We all know what AEGEE is: a student organisation that unites different people (students and adults with a young soul) in one big international group with common interests and dreams of travelling. And of course, in this group, like in every other groups of people there are...

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When things do not go the way you had planned….

When things do not go the way you had planned….

By | November 4, 2012 at 6:30 pm

"It should not have happened like this" "But this is not how I imagined it" "I thought it would be different" You have had these thoughts at some point of your life, right? When you think that something is easy but after all it is harder than you could have ever imagined....

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AEGEE-Ankara says No!

AEGEE-Ankara says No!

By | November 1, 2012 at 12:15 am

On 3rd October 2012 the Grand National Assembly of Turkey allowed officially with a so called "War Memorandum" to attack Syria. Therefore, AEGEE-Ankara likes to express its opinion on the decision made by the Turkish parliament: As it can be seen in the cases of Iraq and...

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Travel guide: Wonderful Copenhagen

Travel guide: Wonderful Copenhagen

By | October 21, 2012 at 12:47 pm

Welcome to Copenhagen! Did you arrive in the airport? Then the first thing to do is to take the train or the metro to the city center depending on where you are staying. Getting around in Copenhagen is a bit pricey – it is in the top five most expensive cities in the world –...

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Dare to protest – dare to change

Dare to protest – dare to change

By | October 20, 2012 at 4:02 pm

Mass protest, public action, objecting and lots of other words recently became for us quite usual and commonly used. In fact, in last 20 years they (serious guys in parliaments, governments, councils etc.) managed "to climb" so high from youth, that our voice can only be heard...

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To ban or not to ban? Propaganda of homosexuality – Ukrainian version

To ban or not to ban? Propaganda of homosexuality – Ukrainian version

By | October 19, 2012 at 3:46 pm

On the 2nd October 2012 the Parliament of Ukraine has accepted the law “On amendments in some legislative acts (on protection of children rights for safe information space)”. It could sound quite innocent and even nice if nobody has ever tried to read these amendments....

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UNSPOKEN : when expressing your opinion is a reckless thing to do

UNSPOKEN : when expressing your opinion is a reckless thing to do

By | October 10, 2012 at 12:44 pm

In the aftermath of the conviction of three members of the Russian punk band Pussy Riot, the topic of freedom of expression is definitely back on the European agenda. All around the world protests have been held in order to condemn what was viewed as a violation of the...

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