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Dec 3, 2024 | 
greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Edouard Gaudot |Raluca Besliu |Filipe Henriques |Séverine Sajous
Desde su llegada al poder en 2019, Kais Saied ha reforzado su control sobre las instituciones tunecinas y ha dado marcha atrás en las reformas democráticas vinculadas a la Primavera Árabe. Su popularidad se alimenta del resentimiento contra los migrantes subsaharianos, las élites y la injerencia extranjera. La UE, deseosa de frenar la inmigración y desarrollar la energía verde, hace la vista gorda ante los abusos de Saied.
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Aug 12, 2024 | 
greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Antonio Contini |Giorgia Bulli |Filipe Henriques |Ann-Cathrine Jungar
What pushes electorates to vote far-right? Many answers have been put forward to this question in the wake of the recent European elections, but a unifying factor driving extremist voting could be care. Making citizens feel more looked after should be a top priority of the EU, and that will require a massive – but feasible – effort towards ecological and human wellbeing.
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Jul 26, 2024 | 
greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Filipe Henriques |Sien Hasker |Edouard Gaudot |Nora Hamadi
What France has experienced in the past months is nothing short of a political roller coaster: following the European elections which saw the far-right decimate opponents, left-wing forces defied expectations in national polls to form the largest political block domestically. Despite this strong showing, however, the French progressives are in a weaker position than ever before, due largely to a growing rift between politicians and their electorate. An interview with Nora Hamadi.
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Jul 3, 2024 | 
greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Chiara Martinelli |Edouard Gaudot |Filipe Henriques |Hans Kundnani
A lo largo de la pasada década, Europa ha comenzado a verse a sí misma como una civilización amenazada por influencias externas. Este giro en materia de civilización, alentado por sucesos tales como la anexión de Crimea en 2014 y la crisis de los refugiados en 2015, está impulsado por una noción específica de la identidad europea, razona Hans Kundnani en su libro Eurowhiteness: Culture, Empire and Race in the European Project.
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Jun 27, 2024 | 
greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Filipe Henriques |Tiago Ramalho
The recent far-right gains in the European Parliament elections came as no surprise. As the new reality sets in, an important question arises: Is voting for the far right protest voting? The answer will have important implications for progressives in their attempts to win over dissatisfied voters. As the recent European Parliament (EP) elections approached, there was widespread concern about the expected advance of the far right across Europe.
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Jun 24, 2024 | 
greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Filipe Henriques |Raluca Besliu |Adam Ostolski |Edouard Gaudot
Las instituciones de la UE y las fuerzas políticas están tratando de ganarse el voto de los más jóvenes para las elecciones. Sin embargo, la juventud de hoy en día parece estar desconectada, abrumada por las numerosas crisis y la incertidumbre sobre el futuro. ¿Es realmente así? ¿Hay aún alguna esperanza de cambiar esta percepción?
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Jun 20, 2024 | 
greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Attila Mráz |Tiago Ramalho |Konrad Bleyer-Simon |Filipe Henriques
In the new European Parliament, Greens will be a more diverse yet ideologically coherent group. Though their ranks are smaller, they can be a reliable partner to build a solid pro-European majority. But they should use their strategic weight wisely, retaining their role as a progressive force pushing for change.
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Jun 12, 2024 | 
idc.com | Filipe Henriques |Thomas Meyer |Carlos Piñera |Andrés Mendoza
Presentación
La tecnología y el liderazgo tecnológico estarán en el centro de este viaje, tal y como hemos visto desde el inicio de la transformación digital. Según una reciente encuesta rápida de CIO de EMEA, dos tercios de los CIO de EMEA esperan que los presupuestos aumenten y cerca del 40% están experimentando aumentos de más del 10%. El foco: la IA y los datos, así como la seguridad, la confianza y el cumplimiento.
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Jun 11, 2024 | 
greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Filipe Henriques |Paula Erizanu |Raluca Besliu
A more influential far right in the European Parliament could try to put the brakes on EU enlargement. In Georgia, the ruling party has pushed through a controversial law on “foreign agents”, but citizens remain overwhelmingly in favour of EU integration. Continued support from European institutions is crucial for the country’s European aspirations. The outcome of European elections could prompt a shift in EU policymaking.
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Jun 7, 2024 | 
euobserver.com | Filipe Henriques
The 4February 2000 might as well be remembered as the day Europe had to fight again for its democratic values. And it failed. On that day, in Austria, the center-right ÖVP, a member of the European People’s Party (EPP), announced a coalition with the radical-right FPÖ. The reaction was broad and strong. In the streets of Vienna several demonstrations took place.
