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Gaza and the European play on the Board of Peace
In Gaza after the devastation, a new “stabilisation” experiment is emerging: not classic peacekeeping, but a hybrid regime of military force, transitional administration, and international surveillance. Resolution 2803 anchors an International Stabilization Force and a new Board of Peace—pulling Europe in cautiously, present on the ground yet wary of legitimising a parallel power structure.
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Is Mainstream Over: How Radical Algorithms Became the New Status Quo?
As Europe faces a historic ideological split among Gen Z, politics has moved from policy to persona. This report investigates the viral lifecycle of radical content in 2026, the rise of the 'Aesthetic of Sovereignty' in Spain and Portugal, and the emerging digital literacy movements that are teaching young Europeans to decode the algorithms designed to hijack their attention.
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Is Mainstream Over: How Radical Algorithms Became the New Status Quo?
As Europe faces a historic ideological split among Gen Z, politics has moved from policy to persona. This report investigates the viral lifecycle of radical content in 2026, the rise of the 'Aesthetic of Sovereignty' in Spain and Portugal, and the emerging digital literacy movements that are teaching young Europeans to decode the algorithms designed to hijack their attention.
Iran Protests Expose Europe’s Limits While Trump Seeks Nuclear Deal
Often compared to the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall, Iran's protests face an uncertain fate: regime change or a Tiananmen-style crackdown. While Iranians demand action, Europe prefers diplomacy, and the Trump administration wavers between threats and talks. Whether foreign intervention would actually help remains unclear.
Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years in prison. Brussels calls it a blow to media freedom
The EU has condemned the 20-year prison sentence handed to Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai as a politically motivated blow to press freedom, while Beijing defended the ruling as lawful and accused Western governments of interfering in China’s internal affairs.
Poland Still Lacking Full Oversight of DSA: EU Commission Threatens Sanctions
Poland is among only five EU countries that, as of November 2025, have not fully implemented the Digital Services Act (DSA). The European Commission is stepping up pressure on Warsaw, warning of potential proceedings before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU).
Scrolling Makes Us Feel Nothing Anymore
I remember scrolling through my phone one night and seeing yet another clip of people dying in a war somewhere. The next story was some drama about celebrity beef, then a video of someone’s lunch, and then back to war again. Watching all that, I didn’t feel sad or angry anymore. I just felt… numb. I didn’t realise it at first, but I think we’ve all become a bit desensitised.
Iran Protests Expose Europe’s Limits While Trump Seeks Nuclear Deal
Often compared to the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall, Iran's protests face an uncertain fate: regime change or a Tiananmen-style crackdown. While Iranians demand action, Europe prefers diplomacy, and the Trump administration wavers between threats and talks. Whether foreign intervention would actually help remains unclear.
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