The NMS Gazette

Die Schülerzeitung der Nelson Mandela Schule, Berlin - The School Newspaper of the Nelson Mandela School, Berlin

When Vance took a chance, theVance Erika Kirk fallout

In late October 2025, a Turning Point USA event at the University of Mississippi drew national attention because of a moment between Erika Kirk and Vice President JD Vance.

The Louvre Heist: Robbery with taste

On Sunday, the 19th of October 2025, a robbery of the Louvre took place at 9:30 in the Galerie d’Apollon.

Special Issue from 09.10.2025

Berlin on the Run: Cross-Country Pushes NMS Students to the Limit

An evening with St. John's College at the South African Embassy

The South Africa Exchange Program with St. John's College in Mthatha is back in full swing! This past week we have welcomed eight South African students and their teacher to Berlin, marking their visit with an evening event at the South African Embassy just this past Wednesday, on the 8th of October 2025.

Dark Avenues:

Ivan Bunin and the Tragedy of Russian Love

Ivan Bunin was the first Russian to win the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Having lived through the Russian Revolution and opposing it due to the fact that he was a member of the bourgeoisie, he spent his time in France and Russia, living his traditional and old-fashioned lifestyle. In his last years, he produced a collection of short stories.

The Butcher and The Tyrant: How Interventionism and Favoritism Breed Bloodshed in African Politics

One of the most enduring facts of modern history is that soon after the end of World War II, many, if not all, European countries gave up their colonies by granting them independence. While it is true that direct control was given up, the effects of colonialism through favouritism and foreign interventionism still led to conflict in the now-independent and newly-formed countries.

Special Issue from 18.09.2025

Vote? But who?

Read about our candidates for student representatives and their agendas.

Issue from 05.06.2025

From M.A.D to Hybrid Strategy:

The Evolution of Nuclear Deterrence

The three nuclear ages and how nuclear deterrence has developed, evolved and ultimately outgrown us throughout these eras.

Snakes with Legs, Frogs in Wells

and Dragons without Eyes

Beautiful, full of moral lesson and sometimes unorthodox: Those are Chinese idioms, also called Chengyu.

Climate Change’s Two-Faced Hero:

How Companies Shift Blame for Climate Change to Avoid Responsibility

Issue from 15.05.2025

Die Begegnung mit einer Zeitzeugin des

2. Weltkrieges

Filling the Shoes of a Fisherman

With the election of Pope Leo XIV, how will he honor the legacy of Pope Francis and lead the Catholic Church?

Ein Appell gegen die frühe Spezialisierung im Sport

A Call against Early Specialisation in Sport

Über meine Erfahrungen mit dem Sport in den USA und was Deutschland sich abgucken kann

About my experiences in the US American sports system and what Germany can learn

The Big Bang: How the Injuries and Deaths Caused by Fireworks are Overlooked Every Year

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