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Campus Europe is a network of student TVs and authors from all over Europe, working together to create a truly European media. Covering topics from politics to education to lifestyle, we present news and opinions on everything that matters to us. Free from national biases.
by Lucas Rasche The continuous migratory movement towards Europe across the Mediterranean and the Balkan countries has become a dominant theme for Europe’s politicians and the media. It has dominated regional elections in Germany, it has become a key factor in Britain’s national referendum, and it determines the EU’s relationship with its neighbourhood. After all, […]
by Andrea Przybyla Today, the European Commission unveiled its long awaited proposal to reform European asylum rules. “The Dublin looks like Jon Snow stabbed on a table and dead for a couple of days…this reform is the essential thing we need to do to get Jon Snow off the table”, said Frans Timmermans, Commission Vice-President, […]
by Eoin Keane From the outset, it seemed that the race for the Democratic nomination for U.S. President would never be as entertaining, as nasty or as unpredictable as the race on the Republican side. The tone, however, has changed. It is clear that Hillary Clinton is the presumptive Democratic nominee for President, but this […]
In a small German town, Peter walks into a bank branch and takes a photo of the document stating the different interest rates the local Sparkasse is charging for deposits. The bank displays this information publicly and after the call of the journalistic platform Correctiv on facebook, people all over Germany went to different branches […]
by Sebastian Franzkowiak 1.13 o’clock, at a roadblock on the outskirts of Tozeur, in Southern Tunisia. Armed to the teeth, two police officers enter the bus and collect all passports. After extensive scanning of the suitcases, the driver is allowed to continue the journey. I am on the night bus Tozeur-Tunis, and this is already […]
by Valentin Steinhauer This goes out to all the EU enthusiasts of my generation. To those out there in their twenties, spending their time studying the EU, working with or within the EU. To those who are or have been on Erasmus and those participating in the European Voluntary Service. Simply put, to anybody of […]
by Fabien Segnarbieux Out of all the upheaval provoked by the influx of refugees and the destabilization of the Schengen area, one country has distinguished itself from others. Lesser known than Viktor Orban or the new Polish government of Beata Szydło, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has systematically refused the idea of a refugee quota and […]
by Erik Kemmling This week the twelfth round of negotiations for the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) started – and the deal is as controversial as ever. TTIP has been one of the most prominent European issues of the past years. It triggered a mass politicization in 2015 but has recently lost a bit […]
by Cristian Mihai Lazăr 2016 certainly is an important election year, not only for the US, where the 45th President of the United States will be elected, but it is also momentous for Romania. In 2016, Romanian citizens will engage in both local and parliamentary elections, thus making some decisive moves for the future of […]
by Lorelien Schepers “They grabbed our arms… pushed our clothes away, and tried to get between our legs or I don’t know where.” (Michelle) “All of a sudden these men around us began groping us. They touched our behinds and grabbed between our legs. They touched us everywhere.” (Anonymous) Cornered, robbed, groped and molested. This […]
