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Europe is in denial about war — and that’s how wars start (EUobserver)
: Europeans have not experienced war for so long that they don’t recognize it anymore, and don’t see it coming. That was also the case just before the outbreak of the First World
One-in-three European voters now support an authoritarian or populist party, new research reveals (EUobserver)
: A historically-high number of voters have chosen parties classified as authoritarian or populist, according to a new report analysing parliamentary election results for 260 parties in 31 countries since 1946, or since the year free elections were first
Why I’m protesting against the Palantir contract: a mother’s perspective on raising her son in Poland (EUobserver)
: Poland is not the first European country Palantir has approached, but other allied nations have already drawn the line. In Switzerland, the Swiss armed forces rejected Palantir’s offers nine times. The military’s conclusion was that it was technically impossible to guarantee that sensitive national data would not reach American intelligence
Czech government approves first step to scrapping TV and radio licence fees in 4.36am vote, sparking protests (EUobserver)
: If changes pass, citizens will no longer pay licence fees toward Czech Television and Czech Radio, and the government will instead fund public media operations from the state budget. Opposition MPs and experts have described these far-reaching changes as a dangerous attempt to weaken public service media, threatening their