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Recent acts of dissent within Moria have met with harsh police violence, and few positive outcomes. So the Afghan protesters …
Ende Gelände: The battle for coal on the potato field
Rhineland, Germany. More than three thousand activists fighting for climate justice tried to close the coal mines and stop power plants. Riot police intervened.
Life and politics in Sicily’s last Arab Casbah
The renovation of a medieval town centre is an invitation for Europe to reflect on its origins, and its future.
I am a Literary Smuggler: An Interview with Dubravka Ugrešić
I feel like I am smuggling neglected Central and East European literary values into World literature.
What do Europeans really think about Brexit?
The European public will have a greater impact on the Brexit negotiations than is usually recognised. But where are Britain’s closest allies? And who would relish a firm separation?
Summer in Greece: a glimpse into the backstage
Vassilis was dressed in a white Ralf Lauren shirt from thick fabric, a slim, silk tie and creased trousers. Fine …
Southern Europe’s summer inferno: silence of the nationalists
This year’s apocalyptic forest fires are part of an ongoing process of environmental change across the Mediterranean.