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We’re writing to you from Belgrade the morning after. Not many of us slept, and judging by the streets, neither did the rest of the city.  On Sunday, 25 October, Serbia voted and the Student List won. Late that evening Aleksandar Vučić went on television and admitted he had lost. The final count isn’t in […]

Movement adaptability is a survival question, not just a strategic one. Movements that stay locked into their original tactics, even tactics that once worked, risk becoming irrelevant once the political environment shifts around them. Governments learn to wait out protests and blockades, public attention fades, and the energy that filled the streets can be left […]

Ayla DiBattista was searching for a co-op opportunity that would combine her passion for international affairs, travel and social justice. A globe-trotting sophomore with family scattered across Europe, DiBattista was itching to return overseas and immerse herself in a foreign culture: “I always kind of wanted to live on my own and see if I […]