James Kanter
Founder and Editor at EURACTIV
more at https://t.co/zDGOcegy5D award-winning journalist | @euscreams politics podcast | formers @nytimes @dowjones @cambodiadaily
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2 weeks ago |
euscream.com | James Kanter
Call it the real nuclear option for bringing Viktor Orbán’s Hungary to heel — but also call it a risky thought experiment. Tom Theuns of Leiden University wants to empower the EU to sever ties with a rogue member state like Hungary, where Orbán has fashioned an autocracy and set about cultivating the EU’s strategic rivals.
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1 month ago |
euscream.com | James Kanter
29 March 2025Musk and Zuckerberg and Vance — cheered on by extremists on both sides of the Atlantic — have stomped into the EU’s canteen, overturned the tables, smashed the glasses, and drawn their pistols. They are scanning a crowd of bewildered Eurocrats and asking menacingly: who really wants a fight over what belongs online? It wasn’t meant to be this way. Three years ago the EU agreed a landmark law, the Digital Services Act, or DSA.
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2 months ago |
euscream.com | James Kanter
20 February 2025Following the horrors of Nazism, the post-war far right needed to proceed strategically, and patiently, if it was ever to stage a comeback. Some far-right actors in Europe and in particular the French Nouvelle Droite took the Italian political philosopher Antonio Gramsci as their guide. Gramsci’s teachings — culture first, politics later — were eventually absorbed by the US radical right.
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Feb 1, 2025 |
euscream.com | James Kanter
31 January 2025There are many more politicians and policymakers from the far right on our TVs, in our social media feeds, and in our legislatures. They have a new swagger and an even more conspicuous disdain for their adversaries. “They act like they own the place,” observes Raquel García Hermida-van der Valle, a liberal member of the European Parliament for the Dutch D66 party. Two far-right groups, the Patriots and Sovereigntists, still face a so-called cordon sanitaire.
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Nov 30, 2024 |
euscream.com | James Kanter
30 November 2024Big Tech bosses. Their immensely profitable corporations. And the fabulously wealthy venture capitalists who fund them. They are gaining power over the destinies of nations. Yet they also contribute to injustice and inequality, even in areas like Silicon Valley that are typically celebrated for wealth and innovation.
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Matteo Salvini wearing a shiny red Trump tie at European Council HQ in Brussels today. Sartorial options include tucking the tie into his Putin t-shirt for an authentically transcontinental Christian Nationalist vibe. #EUCO #cravattarossa https://t.co/mxLYK0MeTR
