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While the international media evangelises its pro-European poster boy, in France the mood is one of nervous anticipation before an unknown and ambiguous political actor.
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.
‘Refugees Welcome’ and the myth of two Europes
Media coverage of the refugee crisis has been driven by polemic. New research shows that public attitudes are in fact ambiguous, much less black and white than has often been supposed.
What is ‘femonationalism’?
This is the sexualisation of racism: anti-Islam feminists talk about Muslim women’s emancipation, but what does this emancipation look like? They are doing jobs that feminists don’t want to do.
Surveillance is the business model of the Internet corporations
Agne Pix: Does technology protect our privacy on the Internet or is it a threat? Bruce Schneier: There are a …
The American alt-right “loves the Greeks”
The Trump team’s strident anti-intellectualism makes it all the more surprising, then, that members of the president’s National Security Council …
It Isn’t Trump Ruining Our Planet, But Everyone Who Thinks We’ve Done Enough
The 2015 Paris agreement was signed by 195 countries, pledging themselves to keep global warming below 2°C by reducing levels …