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Who will win the Dutch elections? Dutch sociologist Dick Pels considers the possibilities.
How to Build an Alternative Together?
The conversation was set up to explore common ground and devise concrete cooperation.
Turkish Scholars Deprived of Their Civil Rights
Is there any law left in the country?
Navigating the New Abnormal: Conversation Between Jeffrey D. Sachs and Sławomir Sierakowski
The rise of populism is not connected so much to economics as it is to the failure of democracy.
How Does the New Turkish Curriculum Look Like? Conservative Changes Dominate
The educational system in Turkey is being based on the ideological views of the current ruling party.
Oliver Frljic: Campaign Against “Curse” is a Disgrace [Letter to Jean-Claude Juncker]
Actors and officials of the city of Warsaw have been exposed to an enormous quantity of media violence and hate-speech.
Mr. Draghi, what are you afraid of?
Democracy and transparency are not luxuries. They are essential for Europe’s survival.