The Inversion of Standards – When What Is Right Becomes a Crime
Imagine living in a world where you could be arrested for saying, “Don’t kill children.” Not because your words are wrong. Not because they incite hatred ...
Europe Is Watching - How Serbia’s Protests Are Becoming a Human Rights Issue
Belgrade – Resistance is growing on the streets of the Serbian capital, and with it, Europe’s concern. What began as a peaceful protest against corruption and cronyism has ...
Lost Dignity in Color - Statue of Liberty Weeps in Roubaix
One day before American Independence Day, a new mural was unveiled in the northern French city of Roubaix ...
Fire Over Kyiv - and Silence in the West: How Much Longer Will Europe Watch? - "President Trump is very well informed," Zelensky said
t was a night that sliced through the air like a glowing knife. Just before midnight, sirens began to wail in Kyiv. Minutes later, the sky over the Ukrainian capital ...
When Will Friedrich Merz Get the Orange Toupee? – Germany in the Shadow of a Republican Dream
A country that intends to cut its development aid by one billion euros, with the parliamentary decision scheduled for July 9, that relativizes human rights and deports critically ill individuals without wheelchairs ...
A Model Nation That Forgets Its Children – How Hungary Became the Idol of the Far Right While Roma Children Go Hungry and LGBTQ Youth Fall Silent
From the outside, Hungary appears to be the darling of Europe’s far right. For Germany’s AfD, the country under Viktor Orbán is seen as a model – a fortress against migration, a haven of conservative values ...
The Human Image of Beasts – How Right-Wing Rhetoric Stages Death
Laura Loomer wasn't making a joke. Her statement was not sarcasm, not exaggeration, but a calculated act of dehumanization. "Alligator lives matter," wrote the far-right commentator on June 30 - and added: ...
What a Pathetic Little Man – Martin Sellner and the Sealed Worldview with a Tinfoil Cap
He sits there, pale, self-righteous, claiming to be misunderstood by the world. Martin Sellner, the tragicomic mascot of the Identitarian movement, once again finds life difficult.
A Dress Made of Tax Freedom – Jeff Bezos and the Great British Wedding Spectacle
34 million pounds for a wedding in Venice – that’s not love, that’s logistics. Jeff Bezos, space tourist and passionate tax avoider, treated himself and Lauren Sánchez ...
Vacation? Not in America.
Amid the Western world, where the right to rest has become a social standard, the United States stands out as a troubling exception: Not a single law requires employers there to offer even one day of paid vacation. Zero...
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