Europe’s Dance with Extremism: Romania’s Presidential Elections Are a Warning
Controversy . Extremism . Media . Politics . Romania . SocietyPolitical extremism in Europe is no longer subtle, it’s out in the open. From far-right regimes in Hungary and Poland to the radical-left populists in southern Europe, extremism has gone mainstream. Economic instability, social divides, and distrust in traditional politics have left voters scrambling for answers, no matter how dangerous. And Romania, is no exception.
Money or Justice?
UncategorizedFor the third year in a row, the International Ballroom Dancing Tournament has refused to eliminate Russian couples, even against the backdrop of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, presenting their participation in the competition as Neutral. Recently (7.11.2024 – 10.11.2024) Dutch Open Championships was held in a small city Assen, The Netherlands. This dance championship has been
Interview with Kerem Schamberger：“To Fight for a Better and Just world”
Uncategorized| 18th January 2024：Group Interview with Kerem Schamberger In a recent interview with Kerem Schamberger, he introduced us to the daily work of MEDICO, sharing his concerns on immigration issues from a communication perspective. We were deeply impressed by his passion for social activism and his pursuit of a just world. Part 1 “I decided
Opinion Piece- Cultural Canon: A Missed Connection with Teenagers’ Sub-Cultural Allure
Culture . PoliticsThe Swedish government’s recent proposal to establish a “cultural canon” reflects an earnest desire to preserve national identity, but it risks disconnecting with the very demographic it aims to engage — teenagers. In a world where sub-cultures dominate youth interests, the idea of a fixed cultural canon seems out of touch with the evolving tastes
Stand up!
Controversy . PoliticsI’m mindlessly scrolling through my Instagram stories when is see the statement results of the United Nations. Another poll about the war between Israel and Palestine. My first reaction is to quickly scrolling past that story. That’s the reaction I always have when I see people talk about the conflict. You could say “head in
WHO LET THE DOGS OUT? Seems like the Czech Republic did: RSF Press Freedom Index 2023
Media . Politics . SocietyMay the 3rd: the National Day of Press Freedom. Dear diary… Freedom of speech and information is one of the fundamental human rights and building blocks of democracy. The ability to freely express one’s opinion reflects in the freedom of press. Also, on the other hand, this is a mutual symbiosis: journalists are considered to
Hopefully Czech press won’t rest on its laurels
Media . PoliticsFree access to information is one of democracy’s principles as well as plurality of opinions and freedom of speech. Reporters Without Borders published the annual World Press Freedom Index, this time for 2023. Let’s have a look at the result for the Czech Republic and its context. So how is Czechia doing? At first sight
Napoleon and The Guillotine From Lara’s Eyes
PoliticsI was able to schedule an interview for the 10th of November, 2022 where I was able to meet up with Ms. Lara McLain to dive deeper into topics of politics, I had the pleasure of meeting my dear friend during my time at the Sorbonne Paris last year, where we bonded over our shared
What is happening to Swiss press freedom?
PoliticsIf Switzerland’s relation to its media representatives were to be described in a relationship status, it would probably be: “It is complicated”. On the occasion of the “World Press Freedom Day” on the 3rd of May 2022, the international NGO “Reporter ohne Grenzen” (RSF) published a new ranking of countries based on their conditions for
Thai Press is under invasion or not?
PoliticsPeople are more connected in the world of digital disruption, with many various ways to convey and receive information. The digital era has a significant impact on the media and press industries. It shifts from one-way to two-way communication, in which the audience can also be a news producer. Under these circumstances, ordinary citizens and