Last call for Poland’s free press
Every evening when the main news programme is broadcasted on the Polish public service outlet Telewizja Polska (TVP), a group of protesters stand ready with
Every evening when the main news programme is broadcasted on the Polish public service outlet Telewizja Polska (TVP), a group of protesters stand ready with
In the German-speaking Eastern Belgian town of Eupen, we find an example of democracy that puts citizens at the heart of decision-making. This is done
Zeroing in on Cyprus is not an easy task. Too often, outsiders’ perception of the island fails to go beyond the political division of north
A free thinker’s take on Europe, disinformation, activism, and the future of journalism
by Raoul de Jong I’m not sure when I heard the term ‘Keti Koti’ for the first time. I had probably heard it early in
I was born to a German father and American mother and have held two citizenships since birth. St. Louis, Missouri, where I grew up, has
My neighbourhood toy shop was a special place. There were floor-to ceiling piles of board games, stuffed animals, and no
Whether or not Jake Davison was motivated by what he read online, his deeds conform to a worrying pattern. Davison, 22, shot and killed five
Growing up in Northern Ireland’s county Armagh, Tomaí Ó Conghaile was just one kilometre away from the border of the Republic of Ireland, where children
On a crisp November afternoon, Are We Europe sat with Kopano Tiyana Maroga on a busy café terrace. Maroga’s debut poetry collection, Jesus Thesis and
In Gibraltar, the horizon is dominated by a stony mountain that rises close to the shore, as if it had sprouted from the sea. It has been nicknamed “the Rock”. The Rock has
Snow is falling over Lipa, a temporary camp for migrants, 30 kilometres away from the city of Bihać in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It snowed last night and it’s snowing again tonight.