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After months of difficult coalition talks, German Chancellor Angela Merkel finally managed to establish a new government in early March, only to find that she has a spoiler in her own camp.
Bloody Foreigners. Meet the migrants tackling xenophobia in Ireland
Earlier this week the Immigrant Council of Ireland announced the launch of the Bloody Foreigners campaign, a migrant driven blood …
Participatory democracy already exists beyond the nation-state
The European Parliament opened its doors to the French president Macron last week to hear his vision for the European …
Why the ‘Afroféminas’ collective refused to join Spanish women’s strike?
According to the BBC 5.3 million women joined the Women’s strike last 8 March in Spain. What started as a …
Forget what you’ve read, things in Greece aren’t fine
“Battered for a decade, Greece feels an unexpected whiff of revival as Europe gains strength … It’s nearly springtime in …
Profit for everyone
The German economy is growing and the coffers are full. This is the best moment for a new, fairer politics.
Why Europe needs a Citizens’ Assembly
We need to make one thing clear: national democracies are no longer working, but European democracy is not yet working …