The Global Inn

In this episode we take a closer look on how it feels to be young and stressed in Greece. Inspired by a recent research about the health and well being of people in Europe (Infra4nextgen),we talked about our anxiety and it's relationship with the quality of greek education system. How is it for a young person to live in Greece? Why do we have so much anxiety? What can we improve? A conversation about our experience!  Hostess: Christina Olga Panagiotou  Guest: George Apostolos Rampotas Editor: Alexander Jejlid This is a podcast from K103 Student Radio & The Society of International Affairs in Gothenburg

What do young people really think about EU ? In this episode we're interviewing a young guest who is giving his perspective about EU, outside the borders. What are the challenges that this generation is going to face the next years? What is the main dysfunction right now? What are the struggles of a non EU citizen living in an EU country? An interesting conversation about the future of EU from the next voices of EU. Host: Christina Olga Panagiotou Guest: Jesús Duran Editor: Alexander Jejlid This is a podcast from K103 Student Radio & The Society of International Affairs in Gothenburg

We are back! Welcome to the January 2025 episode of News-Sweep in which we dive into seven of the most important news of January! In this episode, we cover the inauguration of new US President Donald Trump and his recent political statements. Turning to the Middle East, we touch upon the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas. In California, the wildfires left massive devastation and in Tibet a powerful earthquake rocked the region. We also dive into the New Orleans truck attack, which shook the US on New Year’s Day. Furthermore, Canada will have to find a new prime minister as Justin Trudeau announced his resignation. To include some joyful news, we celebrate Thailand as the first Southeast Asian country to legalize same-sex marriage! Sadly this will be the last episode from the two of us (for the time being) - thank you for listening! Produced by Anne Rønnestad and Amelie Fischer This is a podcast from K103 Student Radio & The Society of International Affairs in Gothenburg

In this special Christmas edition of The Global Inn, the team have picked some of the most prominent events in politics from each month of 2024 to take a look back and reflect on what will certainly be a year for the history books. See you in 2025 and have a lovely holiday and New Year! Produced by Marion Agape Simakungwe, Sara Seregni and Amelie Fischer. Follow The Society of International Affairs on Instagram: @UFGBG This is a podcast from K103 Gothenburg Student radio & The Society of International Affairs in Gothenburg

Welcome to this episode of News-Sweep, in which we dive into six of the most important events that shaped December 2024 so far! We will cover South Korea’s political crisis as their president Yoon Suk Yeol first declared martial law and then got impeached. In Mayotte and other parts of South East Africa, a cyclone left massive devastation. We will talk about Georgians  protesting against their government’s decision to suspend accession negotiations with the EU, as well as about the Assad regime collapsing in Syria. We will also dive into the aftermath of the shooting of HealthcareUnited CEO Brian Thompson, which caused far-reaching public responses. To end the year with some hopeful news, we celebrate Ghana electing its first ever female vice president: Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang! Produced by Anne Rønnestad and Amelie Fischer This is a podcast from K103 Student Radio & The Society of International Affairs in Gothenburg

Welcome to this episode of News-Sweep, in which we dive into seven of the most pivotal events that shaped November 2024! From Donald Trump’s re-election as US President to the G20 summit’s discussions in Brazil, this month has been nothing short of extraordinary. We’ll explore the devastating floods that struck Spain, as well as alarming new climate reports signaling a hotter future and the unfolding humanitarian crisis in Sudan. We will also unpack the implications of the arrest warrant issued against Benjamin Netanyahu. But it’s not all bad news- nature has offered a glimmer of hope: the once-thought-extinct snail species, Partula tohiveana, has made a triumphant return to the wild. Produced by Anne Rønnestad and Amelie Fischer This is a podcast from K103 Student Radio & The Society of International Affairs in Gothenburg

After the end of another thrilling election cycle, we’re taking a deep dive into our favourite moments from our U.S. Election Theme Month. We spoke to Greg Soulliere, Academic Language Advisor at the University of Gothenburg, about his thoughts on the American voting system and prospects for the future of politics in the country. The Global Inn team also discussed the Presidential debate and what insights could be drawn about the candidates and their policies. Follow The Society of International Affairs on Instagram: @UFGBG This is a podcast from K103 Gothenburg Student radio & The Society of International Affairs in Gothenburg

In this episode we will be giving you an overview of some of the most important news of October 2024. In each episode of this show, we aim to include events from different continents, while keeping it short. At the end, you will always hear some good news! Produced by Anne Rønnestad and Amelie Fischer This is a podcast from K103 Student Radio & The Society of International Affairs in Gothenburg

In this episode of The Global Inn, we will be giving you an overview of the 2024 Presidential election. Our team will be explaining how the electoral college voting system works and will be giving a brief description of the two candidates who are running for office. We will then be inviting Investigative Journalism student, Owen, to the show to get his opinions on the key events of the election cycle so far. Follow The Society of International Affairs on instagram: @UFGBG Produced by Marion Agape Simakungwe, Anne Rønnestad, Amelie Fischer and Alexander Khan This is a podcast from K103 Gothenburg Student radio & The Society of International Affairs in Gothenburg

Part two of our in-depth series on the Israel and Palestine conflict. Recorded on the 7th of May 2024, this episode features an interview with Michael Schulz, a peace and development expert and professor at Gothenburg University. We discuss Israeli and Palestinian societies, the outcomes of the war, and elections in the region. Produced by Abigail Hartshorn, Benedetta Zirillo, and Soltan Bayramov. This is a podcast from K103 Gothenburg Student radio & The Society of International Affairs in Gothenburg