Humble beginnings On January 5th 2018, Euro Babble officially had its soft-launch and our website went live. At the time we launched with only a single article I wrote myself and a few caricatures from one of our early contributors. We had big plans and we had already assembled a large group of student volunteers […]
When you see the news about the situation in Albania today you cannot help but wonder: What in blazes is happening there? The government demolished the old fascist era National Theatre and Albanians are very divided about it. When you investigate the matter further through news portals, television, and Facebook, you might think that something […]
The coronavirus pandemic is troublesome enough – but does the politicisation of the crisis only mean more trouble lies ahead in the post-COVID-19 world? From nationalist leaders using the need for order to their advantage to the deepening divisions within the EU, is the full impact of this crisis yet to come? Last week, Yuval […]
This article was produced thanks to our collaboration with EU Events. The murders of Maltan journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia and Saudi Arabian Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi have made 2018 the deadliest year for journalists in decades, raising important questions about press freedom and the role of media in an increasingly intricate and tense global […]