Break down how the media portrays immigration in different parts of the world. Analysing the role of social media in shaping public opinion on immigration.
I finally made it to my first Career Day in Germany. It was in Bonn, and honestly, I’d planned to attend last year, but life happened, and I couldn’t make it. This year, I was determined.
The ballots have been cast. The numbers are in. But behind the percentages, party colours, and both victory and ‘not-so-victory’ speeches, there’s a deeper realization. This election isn’t just about who won… it’s about who voted
A friend and I were talking about how things feel different lately. Maybe it’s just that I’ve been in Germany for a few years now, so I’m noticing more. Or maybe… I don’t know. But something
It started with Kendrick Lamar. I was watching clips from his Super Bowl performance, just vibing … stepping to the song “Not Like Us.” Thing is, I’d heard this song before… oh yeah, my teenage daughters
I was scrolling through the aftermath of Elon Musk vs. Julius Malema on Twitter (now X), watching how people from all sides were reacting. And then I saw something that made me pause(again). A group of
I wasn’t planning to get sucked into another Twitter/X political drama, but then I saw Elon Musk labelling Julius Malema an international criminal. Wait, what? I had to pause. Read it again. Then scroll back to
