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Affairs Today
Affairs Today is a global student-run online business and politics newspaper aimed at university students around the world.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.gla.ac.uk/colleges/socialsciences/students/employability/studentspotlight/2013-14/headline_306818_en.html )〕 It mainly focuses on international political developments and global economics although it also produces career, travel and lifestyle articles.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://collegecareerlife.net/affairs-today-student-journal-business-politics/ )〕 Its principal audience are university students and is mostly read in the United Kingdom. Affairs Today has no particular political inclination as it attempts to be a platform where highly engaged students can voice their opinions regardless of their stance on the matters they write about. As such, a wide and diverse range of views is found on Affairs Today. The thought behind this unusual editorial guideline is that readers would be challenged by the views of their peers and as a result engage with and learn from the articles published on Affairs Today. In terms of style, Affairs Today seeks to emulate the journalistic standards of long-established publications such as the Financial Times and The Economist.〔
Affairs Today is operated by more than 70 staffers based in more than 10 different countries around the world.〔 Every member of the staff are required to be university students.
==History==
Affairs Today was started in February 2013 by University of Glasgow students Alexandre Gianasso and Maximilian Linhard.〔 However, it is only in November of that year that Affairs Today was formally incorporated. At the date of incorporation, Ferdinand von Götzen had joined the founding team in his capacity of Editor-in-Chief.〔 Affairs Today originally started as a blog operated from a student hall and was chiefly set up as a rival to The Gateway, a newspaper sometimes referred to as the "Student FT".〔 It is during a visit to the University of Edinburgh that Alexandre Gianasso and Maximilan Linhard read a Gateway newspaper for the first time, whereupon they decided that the same could be achieved by students themselves.〔 At the time indeed, most writers for the Gateway were professional journalists. After a difficult first few months of low readership, Affairs Today experienced rapid growth in late 2013 as the original team was expanded and as high-profile interviews added to the credibility of the website, notably with King Simeon II of Bulgaria.〔 The website thereon moved from its original aim and sought to establish itself as its own brand of 'global student business news'.〔 From that point on, Affairs Today managed to feature more successful interviews with prominent business and political leaders, which have contributed to its expansion since then. Affairs Today is currently headquartered in Glasgow.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://tinycareer.weebly.com/blog/not-your-ordinary-current-affairs )〕
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