Welfare Secretary Jess continues her interview with born-and-bred Parisian, Stella, to gain an inside perspective on President Macron and what the next five years could look like for France.

After 45 years, amendments to the Amnesty Law may finally allow victims of the Spanish Civil War and Francoist dictatorship to get justice. Aidan, a Hispanic Studies and History third year, delves into this complicated story.

The French head to the polls this weekend to elect their next President. With many candidates from all sides of the political spectrum, controversial campaigns and troubling times, Niamh gives the rundown of everything you need to know this French election season.

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We have all heard of Chinese New Year, but what does it represent, and how are its festivities coping in a Covid-19 world? By including recent statistics and a breakdown of several of the traditions that take place during the two weeks of celebrations, our Current Affairs Editor, Rosie, attempts to scratch the surface of this globally renowned and vibrant festival.

Communities around the world are at risk of losing their homes due to the effects of climate change, causing a new wave of refugees seeking a new place to call home. Millie explores this new, growing problem.