How the far-right gained traction with Europe’s youth
By Sarah Marsh, Barbara Erling and David Latona
From Germany and France to Poland and Spain, the far-right made inroads into the youth vote in key states in this EU ...
The movement to quarantine populism
By Daniel Drache
In November 2023, Geert Wilders’ stridently anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim party swept the Dutch elections in what the media called a political earthquake.
The magnitude of his win came as ...
2023: State turned a disgraceful blind eye to racist riots
Most news scandals are shameful, but the violent riots that took hold of Limassol on September 1 were nothing short of a disgrace. The reasons? Numerous. Take it from the fact ...
‘No comment’ on resignations after Limassol protest violence
President Nikos Christodoulides on Tuesday said he had “nothing to say” when asked if Cyprus’ police chief and justice minister had tendered their resignations, following widespread condemnation for police inaction ...
Golden Dawn and the rise of its ‘sibling’ Elam
Dr Natalie Alkiviadou
In this year’s parliamentary elections ruling Disy secured a percentage of 27.77 per cent of the vote, Akel 22.34 per cent, Diko 11.29 per cent and Elam 6.78 per cent, ...