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Desperate times call for desperate measures

Ever since Hippocrates, humanity often relied on the desperate times call for desperate measures principle in their need. Starting with the Roman Republic, one...
Christopher Tapp
2 min read

What next after the ECHR decision on climate change?

With its latest decision, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled that government inaction on climate change violated fundamental human rights. The aim...
Arrigo Mazzi
4 min read

A change of tide? Maybe?

In the autumn of 2019, Hilary Dawn Cass OBE, a renowned British physician in pediatric disability agreed to conduct a review of international research...
Leslie Zelinka
5 min read

A new European “definition” for freedom of speech?

The National Conservatism Conference, though it was labeled as “Farage’s and Orbán’s right wing jamboree” is not the meeting point for hardcore European Neo-Nazis....
Arrigo Mazzi
3 min read

To get involved or not to get involved, that’s…

Usually, foreign policy takes a backseat during U.S. presidential elections, while domestic issues dominate the debates.  Except when two ingredients are present in a...
Ana Richter
4 min read

Meloni on the wrong track?

There hasn’t been a week lately without an article about the surge of far-right parties in Europe before the next EP election. If one...
Arrigo Mazzi
4 min read

Green, Greener, Greenest … or not

In the year 1789, something new and inspiring began.  On July 14, the Bastille, the notorious prison in the outskirts of Paris was stormed...
Leslie Zelinka
5 min read

Daring to say it out loud …

The age-old adage says that the boss is always right. Then, Rule #2 says that if the boss is wrong, please refer to Rule...
Leslie Zelinka
3 min read

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