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by Louise Bicknese Populism in Europe is on the rise. In times of hardship, for example when there is an economic or a refugee crisis, calls for a scapegoat and for the strengthening of democracy whip up a lot of support. There is an interesting divide in the populism of nowadays: in Northern Europe, the […]
by Hannah Soraya Last Sunday Catalonia held its regional elections with the purpose of choosing its regional parliament. The electorate, however, headed out to the polls with one prevalent thought in mind: Independence, yes or no? These elections were not called as a referendum on independence (such as the one illegally held on November 9th […]
by Yannic Bellino It is a familiar phenomenon: Something – a crisis, a catastrophe, a war – surfaces in the news and then for days, weeks, months on end it seems to be the only “hot” topic there is. It is all over all sorts of media. But then something else happens – a crisis, […]
by Christoph Heuermann Traveling through a wonderful country with equally bad reputation animates to write about its cause. I am in Mexico – a country where 100.000 people died in the last 8 years over something you might have already smoked or sniffed. Drugs – accompanying humans since the stone age – are currently prohibited […]
While London is slowly turning its back towards Europe, its younger inhabitants have done everything but that. This weekend, forty youth leaders from all over Europe and twenty experts will come together in the city’s Old Theater to work on what they call the “redefinition of the European Mission”. The idea behind it? Making sure […]
As David Cameron got re-elected last month, he had no choice but to give in to pressure from UKIP: in 2017, or maybe even earlier, the British population will vote on the membership of Britain in the EU. In case of a ‘Brexit’, this referendum would have major consequences; not only for businesses, farmers and […]
by Jackson Webster In the twentieth century, Europe and the West won modern history. The century’s three great struggles —the world wars and the Cold War— which spanned the globe were unprecedentedly bloody and destructive, but the fact that they were all fought between competing European ideologies says a great deal about the infectiousness of […]
by Louise Bicknese I am a feminist. There, I said it. The ‘F-word’ has been associated with bra-burning man-haters for a long time, but since Emma Watson’s fabulous speech for the UN and her ‘HeForShe’-campaign, gender inequality issues are back on the political agenda. And they are rightfully there. I interviewed Vĕra Jourová, Eurocommissioner for […]
This article was first published in The Diplomat. In game theory, the game of chicken requires two players. In one version of the game, each player drives a motorbike on a straight collision course with one another. The player who evades first and avoids a crash loses. The one avoiding the crash is called a […]
by Fabien Segnarbieux Inheriting decades of Yugoslav non-alignment policy, Serbia is trying to follow a neutral diplomacy that satisfies its two biggest partners: The European Union and the Federation of Russia – but for how much longer? Indeed, this balance is endangered by the conflict in Ukraine that may force Serbia to take a side. […]
