- May 30, 2024
Student anger and the responsibility of universities
On the 26 January, the United Nations’ highest court in The Hague, the International Court of Justice, found it plausible that Israel’s violence in Gaza
Restitution of imperial plunder | Eurozine
Human life and existence are inherently inter and transgenerational, transcending spatial boundaries. They are rooted in relationships of care and dialogues that defy the prevailing
Getting that bread | Eurozine
Our episodes are also available as a podcast on the Cultural Broadcasting Archive! Listen here. The 8-hour work day isn’t some natural truth, but a
Grave matters | Eurozine
Throughout human history, death has always been heavily ritualized, and has always occupied our imaginations. The universal emotion of grief is felt by all, and
Ivanishvili’s third coming | Eurozine
Georgia, a country whose democratic system has been shaken lately, is now facing a critical test of its democracy as it gears up for the
Double dehumanization | Eurozine
Created in 2010, the Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) is an international grassroots solidarity movement working to end the Israeli blockade of Gaza. Their new mission –
Can the centre hold? | Eurozine
For a comprehensive and informed overview of the political situation across the EU just before the European Parliament election, check out new articles in Eurozine’s
Western Europe’s far-right moment | Eurozine
In Ireland, Austria and the Netherlands, the far right is expected to make significant gains at the June 9 European Parliament elections, capitalizing on public
Mood of the Union 2024
Since the 2019 European Parliamentary elections, the European Union has achieved significant progress, while navigating a sea of unprecedented challenges. Forward-thinking policies have been adopted
Reinventing work | Eurozine
‘Workshy’ is a label often applied to the young. Is it fair? Data suggest that something is amiss: across Europe, the average proportion of 15-29-year-olds