- July 3, 2024
‘Free Palestine’: The cry of Tunisia’s next hirak?
With a death toll long surpassing 30,000, the displacement of 1.4 million people, and a famine induced on a population already bearing the brunt of
Occupation changes life forever | Eurozine
Occupation is like a flood. The water doesn’t reach every house at the same time. First it covers the roads until it meets an obstacle
Let’s make cabbage great again!
As the European Parliamentary elections are nearing their end, so is this show’s season. But have no fear; we’ll be back in no time. In
The paunch | Eurozine
I am in possession of a protruding middle. If you don’t look carefully, you might miss it but it’s there: rotund, firmly planted and bulging.
Eurocommunism | Eurozine
In Soundings, Óscar García Agustín discusses the traces of Eurocommunism that linger on in contemporary European politics. ‘The legacy of Eurocommunism is, at the least,
Raphael up against the wall
In his 1918 poem Radovat’sia rano (It’s Too Early to Rejoice), Vladimir Mayakovsky, the most celebrated poet of his generation in Russia, muses that if
Fortifying Europe | Eurozine
Security is on everybody’s minds and at the top of the political agenda across Europe, but if we are to delve into this question, we
Europe and its victims | Eurozine
When I was invited to give this ‘Speech to Europe’ on Judenplatz, there was a personal reason why I was delighted to accept. That is
Battle for the middle ground
European elections in the Nordic countries, especially the three EU member states – Denmark, Finland and Sweden – are often viewed as an opportunity for
Balkan realities | Eurozine
When Jean-Claude Juncker became president of the European Commission in 2014, he declared that accession negotiations would continue over the next five years, especially with