Syrian refugee feels at home in Groningen – VIDEO

By Tom Abadie and Himanshu Jana June 29th, 2022 – While millions of migrants are fleeing Ukraine to all corners of Europe, many migrants from the past are being forgotten. Here in Groningen, large groups of refugees from Syria notably arrived over the last few years following conflicts in their home country to settle in the Netherlands. We talked to Bashar George about his integration … Continue reading Syrian refugee feels at home in Groningen – VIDEO

“Ukraine Needs Insulin”: The People Working to Supply Critical Medicine in a Warzone

According to the United Nations, over 3 million Ukrainian refugees have now fled Russia’s invasion. For those who remain in the country though, finding the vital medication they need to stay alive is becoming impossible. Before the invasion began, around 2.3 million people in Ukraine were living with diabetes. Of these, around 120,000 have Type 1 Diabetes and are dependent on insulin for survival. However, … Continue reading “Ukraine Needs Insulin”: The People Working to Supply Critical Medicine in a Warzone

Being a journalist in today’s Russia: “The main goal is to show the reality right”

March 19th, 2022. Russian journalists fear for their freedom as the government tightens its grip on the national opposition media. Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on February 24th, 2022 – which has since resulted in a number of casualties on both sides – many independent and opposition publications have been blocked or forced to flee Russia. This comes as a result of a number of … Continue reading Being a journalist in today’s Russia: “The main goal is to show the reality right”