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Jonas Reichert

Jonas Reichert is an exchange student from Heidelberg in the south of Germany, where he does a degree in Physics. Besides his interests in life outside Earth, he can be found on most times in debating tournaments. In Sweden he tries to figure out how to bake and how to survive the winter.

Science & Technology

Leveling Up Humanity: the Energy Sources of the (Far) Future

By Jonas Reichert Energy has driven the development of civilisation since its beginning. The harnessing of fire allowed us to utilize more energy from food. Later

Europe/Philosophy/Politics

Twice the Passport, Double the Argument

The Debate About Dual Citizenship in Germany By Jonas Reichert To which country does one belong? And how many? The concept of dual citizenship, a person

Philosophy

The Sorrows of a Young Researcher – The Mental Health Crisis in Academia

By Jonas Reichert Concerns about mental health in academia, especially among young researchers, are rising in universities all across the western world. Depressive disorders and anxiety

Europe/Politics

The Fall of AKK – The Rise of Whom? Pt. 2

In the aftermath of the crisis around the election of a prime minister in the federal state of Thuringia, the party leader of the Christian Democratic

Europe/Intersectionality/Politics

Something is Rotten in the State of Thuringia Pt. 1

On Wednesday, the 5th of February the parliament of the tiny German federal state of Thuringia elected a new prime minister. But what happened after shook

Science & Technology

Extraterrestrial Intelligence: The Humans Out There

Have you ever looked at the night sky and asked yourself if we are the only ones in this universe? Or if someone is looking back?

Economics/Europe

Risen From Ruins? Germany 30 Years After the Peaceful Revolution

Even as we approach the thirtieth jubileum of the German reunification in 2020, the marks of forty years as a divided country are still visible and

Economics/Environment/Europe/Politics

Germany’s Climate Politics: A CO2-Junky Tries to Get Clean

By Jonas Reichert On the one hand, Germany wants to be a role model for climate protection, which started already years ago when the country changed

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