perspectives

By Coby Saxby To say that French politics have been traditionally stable could not be farther from the truth –  but, in line with...

By Zeynep Aktan Protests erupt in support of Ekrem Imamo ğ lu and the CHP opposition party. Photograph: Flickr Every society has red...

By Panagiotis Klotsas Protests erupted in Greece on the second anniversary of the Tempe Rail Disaster that left 57 people dead....

By Coby Saxby The past weeks have seen a shift in geopolitics seldom seen outside a violent revolution or coup d’etat. The US, following...

By Reuben Gilhooley The writing is on the Berlin wall for Olaf Scholz: despite a  record-breaking turnout of 82.5% , the highest since...

By Mila Georgieva Image: Free Malaysia Today After 7 parliamentary elections in only just 4 years, Bulgaria continues to remain wrapped...

If we do not consider how to prevent the rise of these destructive populist figures, they may well destroy European values altogether.

By Jack Keen In 2021, Chancellor Olaf Scholz assembled a 56% majority government known as the 'traffic light' coalition, following the...

By Lili Young The politics we know today is a tailored narrative created by someone and for someone. One of the unique qualities...

By Joakim Mol Romero Ukraine is continuing to push for permission from Western allies to launch long-range missiles into Russian...