Dutch Election: Rutte victorious in a vote of few surprises
Mark Rutte has won a fourth mandate from Dutch voters at the general election held in the Netherlands this week. Continue reading Dutch Election: Rutte victorious in a vote of few surprises
Author: Gaelle Legrand
Gaelle is a French multimedia journalist with a BA in New Journalism Practices and in English studies. She currently studies for the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. She has worked as a local reporter in France and a video journalist in Liverpool for several years. Her main interests include international politics, community actions, feminism and sustainability. Twitter: @GaelleLegrand88
Could a Biden presidency split the Visegrád Group any further?
While the Visegrád Group was already losing momentum since the migration crisis, the arrival of Joe Biden in the White House will put another blow to the Central European alliance. Continue reading Could a Biden presidency split the Visegrád Group any further?
German Election: Centrist Armin Laschet could drive voters towards nationalists
The election of a centrist figure as the chairman of the CDU could push voters to the far-right in the long-run, an expert has warned. Continue reading German Election: Centrist Armin Laschet could drive voters towards nationalists
CDU Leadership Election: Why Friedrich Merz’s victory would polarise the party
Friedrich Merz’s likely victory in the CDU leadership race may lead to the polarisation of the party itself, an expert told Redaction Politics. Continue reading CDU Leadership Election: Why Friedrich Merz’s victory would polarise the party
Dutch Elections: Far-right voters look for a new home as VVD looks to capitalise on recent scandals
In March, Dutch voters will head to the polls to elect their next government. Continue reading Dutch Elections: Far-right voters look for a new home as VVD looks to capitalise on recent scandals
Scrutinising Police Nationale: Does France have a problem with law enforcement?
Earlier this year in January, delivery driver Cédric Chouviat died from asphyxia and a broken larynx after his arrest by three French police officers. His last words, like George Floyd, said “I’m suffocating” as the officers pressed against him. Continue reading Scrutinising Police Nationale: Does France have a problem with law enforcement?
Poland’s abortion ruling sparks mass solidarity protests across Europe
As protests in Poland continue against a near-total ban of abortion, women in Europe take to the streets to support the fight for women’s rights. Continue reading Poland’s abortion ruling sparks mass solidarity protests across Europe
Murdered school teacher revives sacred question of secularism in France
On October 16, Samuel Paty, a history teacher outside Paris, was beheaded in front of his secondary school, weeks after he had shown Charlie Hebdo’s Mahomet caricatures to his students during a class on freedom of speech. Continue reading Murdered school teacher revives sacred question of secularism in France
Why Golden Dawn has been ruled a criminal organisation by Greece’s judiciary
Last Wednesday, the Greek neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn was found guilty of running a criminal organisation following a trial involving seven of its leaders. Continue reading Why Golden Dawn has been ruled a criminal organisation by Greece’s judiciary
Full steam to the right for Macron’s new Prime Minister Jean Castex
A new Prime Minister has been nominated by president Emmanuel Macron during a cabinet reshuffle last Friday in France. Continue reading Full steam to the right for Macron’s new Prime Minister Jean Castex
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