Category: Satire – International Affairs

With people in the EU wanting to fine online platforms for spreading points of view they don’t like, there is a push for fining all ways of spreading points of views that the EU doesn’t like. This includes fining people who hold events where someone they didn’t even want speaking in the first place got […]

I interviewed a gender studies major from New York City who wanted to express their opinion about mangoes, and they had this to say. “Why is it called a mango? It needs to be changed to womango. I’m offended that the patriarchy and its followers proceed to support its colonialist language that suppress women and […]

There are many triggering things out there. Here are my top 5 for the summer. 1.) Walruses Walruses have giant tusks and a mustache. It reminds me of the patriarchy. Triggered. 2.) Gumbo Why don’t they just call it stew or soup? This mystery worries me and aggravates my anxiety. Triggered. 3.) Tomfoolery Why is […]

Former colonialism has been blamed as a reason that places, especially in Africa and Asia, have been in conflict. For example, some African and Asian (Middle East included) country borders were drawn in ways that did not consider the different ethnicities and religions in geographic areas. Then some of these groups had unnecessary conflicts because […]

The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, officially the Republic of Macedonia, is involved in controversy because of its name. Greece has a region called Macedonia which came first and borders the Republic of Macedonia. Also, some people in Greece don’t like that only a relatively small part of the ancient Kingdom of Macedon was within […]

Many people have died in the most recent cyclone on the Socotra archipelago in Yemen. The entire Socotra archipelago has been deemed by UNESCO to be a world heritage site due to its unique and important biodiversity. UNESCO has worked to keep development such as ports and roads down in the archipelago, which has experienced […]

Local politician Winona Adams is trying to figure out what Zach Williams, a nonvoting resident of her district, thinks about important issues. “Voting can signal which policies I need to cater to to win votes, and this is one way to get me to work more on certain issues,” said Winona. “Zach never messages me […]

President Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela declared the closure of a General Mills plant in Venezuela, “Unconstitutional and illegal.” The plant closed due to the worsening of Venezuela’s economic situation, which has experienced hyperinflation to the point where a cup of coffee costs 380,000 bolivars as of writing, which is a 16,422% increase in annual inflation. […]