Olympic Games in Paris: revolution or same old story?
From mid-July to early September, Paris is hosting more than ten thousand athletes and twice as many journalists - first...
Social issues
Germany’s New Wannabe Führer
Posted by Thomas Klikauer and Danny Antonelli Björn Höcke is most likely Germany’s most dangerous politician. He is the leader...
How did the far right conquer the British mainstream?
The British establishment has been using the far-right as a sort of scapegoat for the mainstream’s own racism for decades....
Electing the far-right in Saxony
“Germany’s far-right AfD will win the next election in Saxony”, is the most common prediction for the former East-Germany state...
East-German companies and the far-right
Posted by Thomas Klikauer For months and ahead of the state elections, entrepreneurs in the former East-German states of Brandenburg,...
The 4-day work week is coming to Germany
Posted by Thomas Klikauer and Danny Antonelli Giving workers an extra day off a week actually increases productivity, boosts physical...
July 28. World Day for the human right to water and the right to life. Ensuring life against the irresponsibility of predators
Riccardo Petrella, pressenza.com, 28 July 2024 Today, the world's rivers, from the largest to the smallest, are a source of...
Technostress and Algorithmic Systems @ Work
Posted by Thomas Klikauer To a large extent, what we call “technology-related stress” or technostress is a form of work-related...
Menta space: fighting for Bulgaria without everyday violence and abuse [audio interview]
Natalie Atanasova of a Bulgarian feminist, queer, anticapitalist and anti-violence Menta Space joins Cross-Border Talks to talk about the initiative...
Bulgaria’s political crisis demonstrates, among other things, Sofia’s lack of regional and EU ambitions
Malgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat Vladimir Mitev is a Bulgarian-Romanian speaking journalist, who is also one of the founders of the Cross-border Talks...
