In a world increasingly shaped by algorithms and corporate evangelists of artificial intelligence, the question of who controls technology has never been more urgent. In a conversation organised during the …
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Between €70 and €200 in Bulgaria; between €200 and €250 in Croatia; between €25 and €125 in Poland; between €50 and €130 in Italy; around €100 in Albania: these are …
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The greatest winner of Brexit has been Nigel Farage. Almost everyone else are on the losing side, it seems. This political maneuver was conceived as a communications play and not …
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Non Una di Meno (NUDM, “Not One Less”) is a transfeminist movement that began in Argentina in 2015, then spread globally, fighting against patriarchy, male violence, and gender-based violence. Active …
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800 billion euro over four years to rearm Europe: this is the ambitious plan unveiled by Ursula von der Leyen on 4 March. The European Commission President’s announcement follows the …
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Italian journalist Cecilia Sala was released on 8 January, after spending 19 days in an Iranian prison. She was arrested in Tehran on 19 December while reporting for the daily …
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“The first victim of Donald Trump’s second term as US president is likely to be Ukraine. The only people who can avert that disaster are us Europeans, yet our continent …
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Displaced by a booming economy that favoured the already wealthy, we moved from Dublin to Wicklow – “The Garden of Ireland” – when I was eleven years old. The house …
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This article is reserved for our subscribers One had long been predicted. The second, on the other side of the Channel, was unexpected. In the space of a few days, …
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One of the more eye-catching headlines in recent months appeared in Bari Weiss’s outlet The Free Press: “How Abortion Became ‘the Defund the Police of the GOP’”. During the height …