European Anti-Semitism: Residual Yet Perpetual
“All throughout the numerous European successes and crises, anti-Semitism has remained in some form.”
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Spain, Divided: On the Standoff for Catalonia’s Independence
The Politic breaks down the Catalonia crisis in simple English.
Not Yet United: The Challenges of Organizing for Roma Rights
In our fourth installment of a series on Roma Rights, Emma Pred-Sosa examines the lack of advocacy on behalf of Roma people in the fight for civil rights.
Europe’s Vilified Minority: The Roma Through Pictures
“If the political will is not there, then you have to sue. But even if you sue, change does not happen.”
“Make Europe Great Again”: Outsider Schulz Revitalizes German Politics
Angela Merkel faces a serious challenge in the upcoming German election from a rising Trump-esque socialist.
Lost in the Pond: Takeaways from Warsaw’s Self-Destructive Vote
In the second installment of his column on European issues not covered by the American press, Maks Szwajewski examines the presidential elections of the European Council.
An Interview with Dutch Politician Marietje Schaake
The Politic’s Julia Ding and Marietje Schaake discuss international relations, human rights, and technology.
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