Society
A European Union Everyone Wants to Enter
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 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
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
The illegal drug trade in Europe has reached a violent tipping point, with international cartels and localized syndicates adopting extreme enforcement tactics.
The narco-crisis is reaching a violent tipping point
The incursion of tens of thousands of migrants into Ceuta is not the first instance of Moroccan pressure on Spain. Europe lacks a system for countering this weapon.
Morocco Using Migrants as a Weapon
The incident has demonstrated the hypocrisy of the European Union’s migration policy and degradation of its leaders.
Ceuta, a Pretext for an All-European Row
Could the real problems in Europe be not only those we see on local TV, masquerading as news programs, but also those we do not easily see—issues hidden from the public and concealed within information that is difficult to access?
Is the Perception of Safety Changing, or is it the Media That Changes the Way We Inform Ourselves?
