Plötzlich Unternehmer | Eurozine
Als das sklerotische politische und wirtschaftliche System der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik (DDR) im November 1989 nach dem Fall der Berliner
Greece’s next crisis | Eurozine
Two billion euros! This may be the cost of the series of climatic disasters that hit the country between mid-July
A tradition of moral defiance
Alexei Navalny is being mourned as Russia’s most daring, sophisticated and Western-looking politician. Yet Navalny’s political struggle with tyranny, which
Antisemitism, anti-Palestinian racism and Europe
In May 2023, we published an essay in De Nederlandse Boekengids/The Dutch Review of Books about the responsibility of Europe
Bargain-basement nationalism | Eurozine
On 21 May 2013, the French writer Dominique Venner shot himself in the head in front of the altar at
The Po Valley: An Italian paradox
Boretto, province of Reggio Emilia, northern Italy. Under the bridge at the entrance to the town, the river is almost
Exploring ageing | Eurozine
We are proud to present the first episode of Eurozine’s new weekly talk show, Standard Time. The inaugural discussion takes
The traps of de-modernization | Eurozine
Nostalgia appears to be a defining trait of our times. It emanates from virtually everywhere: popular culture, fashion, art, even
The values of us all
Being half-Jewish and half-Palestinian has one undoubted benefit: it teaches a young girl that peace is not a pipe dream
Water: From scarcity to equity
Conventional market-led solutions to water scarcity in the Arab Mediterranean, above all mega projects such as dams, have tended to