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Europeans are shooting themselves in the foot by falling for populism

It is all too easy for populists to pin their domestic failures on the EU, but the only solution to Europe’s crises is deeper integration and “more Europe”.

Europe’s identity problem: Tsipras, Greece and the undesired agreement

The 2015 negotiations between Tsipras government and European institutions were a turning point in the history of the European integration.

Why we need a universal basic income

Faced with a future of automation and growing inequality, governments are paying considerable attention to the universal basic income, emboldened by trials in Finland, the Netherlands and Africa.

Before Gezi there was Emek: The demolished heart of Turkish cinema

The opening ceremony of Which Human Rights Film Festival was a tribute to Istanbul’s iconic Emek Cinema, demolished in 2013 to make place for a shopping mall.

Make Facebook great again!

Facebook has become a political debating platform, but it lacks tools to facilitate true political discussions. Why Facebook’s Newsfeed needs a radical rethink.

Viktor Orbán turns Hungary into a tax haven

The government has announced an economic package to deal with the country’s acutely low wages or, more likely, to profit multinationals and keep Orbán in power.

Trump’s White House and Paris Climate Agreement: Is Europe up for the challenge?

The election victory of Donald Trump can paralyse global climate and sustainable development policy for years. But it is not just for to the US to decide whether it actually comes to this.