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Brief Reflections On Geopolitics
For decades, Europe’s underground nightlife has been cherished as a sacred sanctuary for uninhibited self-expression. Today, that subculture faces a digital threat.
The Silent Dancefloor: Why European Nightclubs Are Forcing Clubbers To Disconnect
In the landscape of global capitalism, few figures exert as much singular influence over an entire continent's economy as Aliko Dangote.
The Architect of African industry, inside the empire, alliances, and controversies of Aliko Dangote
During the latest speeches of the representatives of the right fair parties, the idea is the same in the different countries, we still keep repeating the same patterns, and, it seems, the same mistakes. Are we really giving all this support to far-right parties?
The Political Changes Happening Now Or Expected For Political Parties In Europe's Future
In the quiet, residential suburbs of Sweden, the digital life of an ordinary 15-year-old girl appeared indistinguishable from that of her peers. Her public-facing profiles featured the standard architecture of teenage internet culture: short lip-sync videos, viral dance trends, and filtered selfies.
How Mainstream Social Media Grew An Unlikely Contract Killer
The usual pitch: at a markdown, with a hefty discount, at the factory price; don’t miss this opportunity to live off your investments; if you have money, don’t let it sit idle—your capital has to work (sic, and sic again).
SpaceX IPO: “The share price rose when the market opened, but watch out in a couple of weeks”
For generations, the rhythm of European farming was dictated by the sky, the seasons, and the physical strain of manual labour. Today, a new element is reshaping the fields of the continent: data.
The Silicon Soil, How Data And Automation Are Driving European Agtech Sales
In a dimly lit apartment in suburban Germany, a 17-year-old sits before a glowing monitor. He is not browsing traditional extremist forums or reading manifestos. Instead...
A Quiet Mutation, Inside Europe’s Network Of Tactical Radicalisation
Across Europe's major cities, a dangerous mutation of right-wing extremism is spreading outside of clandestine web forums and political rallies.
The Transnational Iron Ring Inside Tomasz Szkatulski’s Network Of Fascist Fight Clubs
Migration challenges, promises, and the determination to tackle an emergency. When theory fails to match practice. When theory fails to match practice, promises must be tested against reality in ever-changing contexts.
The Changing Patterns Of Migration In Europe
In 1941, Bertolt Brecht wrote a play, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, a satire on Adolf Hitler's rise to power. "The womb from which the foul beast sprang is still fertile" is a line from its epilogue. Brecht was right: here we are once again.
Nazism Was Not An Exclusively German Cancer
Little by little, from Pompidou to Valery Giscard d'Estaing, from Francois Mitterrand to Jacques Chirac - who defeated Jean-Marie Le Pen, father of today's Obersturmfuhrer, in the second round of the 2002 presidential election - France saw the quality of its political personnel decline while the influence of the "American Friend" grew.
Rolling Downhill
As climate change displaces millions and threatens entire nations, governments continue to treat environmental action as a secondary concern.
How Much for the Planet? The Dance of the Millions…
