Understanding Iran’s election engineering and its global ramifications
Siyavash Shahabi, The Fire Next Time, 6 July 2024 The post discusses the intricate political dynamics in Iran involving its...
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Germany’s Newest Political Party: Sahra Wagenknecht’s BSW
Posted by Thomas Klikauer and Danny Antonelli Sahra Wagenknecht has an interesting history as regards her party affiliations. Sahra was...
Neither hope nor optimism. Elections in the UK
Looking at this manifesto and this shadow cabinet, as well as getting some rebellious Tories into the party, apart from...
Ni droite, ni gauche, français — who are French nationalists?
For many years, the Le Pen family's Front National was not only their private estate, business, property and political project,...
Escaping the Trap of Far-Right Rhetoric
Rhetorical manipulation remains a commanding tool for the far right. For that, the far right likes to invent an enemy....
Simonida Kacarska: The EU integration of the Western Balkans is a belated but not lost cause
Vladimir Mitev Interview with the director and co-founder of the European Policy Institute, a leading think tank in Skopje. She...
European Right Exterminates Germany’s AfD
While there are 705 politicians, well over 100 different political parties, and a 60/40 split disadvantaging women in the European...
Krassimir Kanev: Two international procedures are related to the application of international humanitarian law to the conflict in Gaza
This speech was delivered at a conference about the humanitarian catastrophe in the Gaza Strip, which took place at the...
Economy, politics and geopolitics behind Georgia’s “Foreign Agents Law”
On May 28, the Parliament of Georgia has overcome a presidential veto over the controversial “foreign agents law.” Initiated by the ruling...
The law obliges us to think about a strategic solution to the Gaza crisis
Speech at the public discussion "The Humanitarian Catastrophe in Gaza", held on 6 June 2024 at the Rector's Office of...
