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People who are addicted in Romania, especially the poor, receive little of the support they’d need to get better and are at a constant risk of overdose.
After the War on Drugs in Ireland
Since 2015 the LSE’s International Drug Policy Unit (IDPU) has been working with local partners the Ana Liffey Drug Project to help foster a new era of progressive drug policies in Ireland.
The Charter of the 21st Century: first step to a global citizens assembly?
The General Assembly is one example of an enactment of cross-border collective decision-making that current governments should be inspired by.
Poland in Transition 1989-1991: Street Markets
“Professional peddlers piled up a good amount of money, and more is being made as prices rise even higher and a system of wholesaling develops. That this new wealth is not effectively taxed is the government’s fault, not the peddlers.” Read the fourth chapter of the book by David R. Pichaske.
To have or not to have trasnational lists for the 2019 European elections?
The European Parliament will decide.
Italy’s bigoted election, and the banality of race war
On Saturday morning a far-right activist took to the streets in a provincial town, and starting shooting ‘Africans’ at random. His actions were fuelled by the rhetoric of establishment politicians.
Jarosław Kaczyński’s Jewish Question
A new Polish law criminalizes blaming Poles for any wrongdoing against other nations.