Building a Social Europe : Preparation for the next EU economic crisis
Up until now, the EU has responded irregularly to significant economic crises. Europe has to improve its future readiness, particularly in the social sphere. NextGenEU […]
Category: Opinion
Sportswashing: Saudi Arabia’s Ambition To Become The Leader In Sports
Saudi Arabia makes significant investments in sports to improve its image. Cristiano Ronaldo, currently playing for Saudi football club Al-Nassr Cristiano Ronaldo and Real Madrid […]
Sweden: After The Burning Of Holy Books, People Come Next
Josep Borrell, the head of European diplomacy, famously said that the globe is divided between “blooming gardens” and “wild jungles,” which not only inspired […]
The Bidens: Are They A ‘Crime Family’?
The question resolves itself when more evidence comes into play. The Biden Family tree (Source: Useful Chats) A rising body of evidence has come to […]
Re-Election In Greece : A Shimmering Illusion
Many people assume that Greece’s problem is over. However, as the new elections progress, it becomes evident that many of the country’s problems have yet […]
Why are many opposed to Neuschwanstein being designated a World Heritage Site?
It is well-known worldwide and has a castle-like appearance. Quite obviously, a lot of people believe that Neuschwanstein belongs on the UNESCO World Heritage List. […]
Why does Germany require a federal collective bargaining agreement?
Employees in collectively negotiated firms earn more, although collective bargaining coverage is dropping in Germany. The ruling coalition intends to take counter-measures. Bremen demonstrates how […]
Papua New Guinea: Power Struggle at the Gateway to Asia
Because of its strategic location, Papua New Guinea is known as the “Gateway to Asia.” Both China and the United States are interested in acquiring […]
Czech Republic in Iron Trap: Neoliberal reforms aggravate the socioeconomic condition
The Czech Republic’s social condition is tense. Instead of addressing dissatisfied citizens, the administration is pursuing Thatcher-style changes. Far rights protest in Czech capital Prague, […]
Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Germany: Why is Ukraine’s President so divisive in Germany?
Admiration, sadness, suspicion, and fear: few people elicit such mixed emotions as Ukraine’s President and Charlemagne Prize winner, prompting a much-needed reconsideration. Volodymyr Zelenskyy meets […]
