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Wie kämpfen Europas Demokratien gegen den Populismus, Branko Milanović?

2 days ago | diepresse.com | Martyna Czarnowska |Thomas Seifert

Die beiden sind seit vielen Jahren Kollegen. Thomas Seifert und Martyna Czarnowska waren gemeinsam bei der „Wiener Zeitung“ und leiten seit 2024 das englischsprachige Magazin „European Voices“, das „Die Presse“ gemeinsam mit der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Außenpolitik und die Vereinten Nationen herausbringt. Nun gibt es dazu auch einen Podcast, ein Mal im Monat unterhalten sich die beiden im Deep Dive mit Experten über die Region Mittel-, Ost- und Südosteuropa.
Editorial | European Voices

3 weeks ago | europeanvoices.eu | Martyna Czarnowska |Thomas Seifert

Main image Yes, it is the promise of security, democracy, and, last but not least, prosperity. But it is also fantastic sea and mountain vistas, or enjoying a croissant and a cup of espresso at breakfast and snacking on Currywurst by late afternoon. The ideas of the European way of life are as diverse as the continent and the people who live or want to live here.
Neues zum Hören: Wie geht‘s dem Kosovo?

1 month ago | diepresse.com | Martyna Czarnowska |Thomas Seifert

Die beiden sind seit vielen Jahren Kollegen. Thomas Seifert und Martyna Czarnowska waren gemeinsam bei der „Wiener Zeitung“ und leiten seit 2024 das englischsprachige Magazin „European Voices“, das „Die Presse“ gemeinsam mit der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Außenpolitik und die Vereinten Nationen herausbringt. Nun gibt es dazu auch einen Podcast, ein Mal im Monat unterhalten sich die beiden im Deep Dive mit Experten über die Region Mittel-, Ost- und Südosteuropa.
Editorial | European Voices

Mar 14, 2025 | europeanvoices.eu | Martyna Czarnowska |Thomas Seifert

Main image Freedom – a word with myriad meanings. As our author Ljuba Arnautović notes, it can be a “sacred promise” or a “deadly weapon”, a seductive lie or a “lulling melody.” In this issue of European Voices, we trace the contours of this complex idea and examine the ways it is brought to life and defended across societies.
Editorial | European Voices

Dec 7, 2024 | europeanvoices.eu | Martyna Czarnowska |Thomas Seifert

Main image It was conceived as a peace project. The European Union still holds true to this vision, yet a crucial question now emerges: How can we, and by what means must we defend this goal? The war in Ukraine and Donald Trump’s electoral success in the USA are forcing a rethink — one that many experts have been advocating for some time. Yet notably, the very name of the first European community contains the resources essential for conventional warfare: Coal and Steel.
Editorial | European Voices

Sep 24, 2024 | europeanvoices.eu | Martyna Czarnowska |Thomas Seifert

Main image Europe will be holding its breath when the US elections take place in a few weeks. After all, whoever becomes the new president will also influence the future of transatlantic relations. But what happens if the US turns its back on Europe? What impact would this have on security and defence policy, trade relations, and, last but not least, support for Ukraine? We asked renowned experts, current and former politicians, and intellectuals on both continents for their perspectives.
“We Need to Draw Our Lessons from Ukraine”

Sep 24, 2024 | europeanvoices.eu | Martyna Czarnowska

Latvia is a strong advocate for Ukraine’s membership in the EU and NATO. Foreign Minister Baiba Braže explains why this accession would be beneficial and how to deal with an aggressive Russia. Main image • Baiba Braže • Ilze Salnāja, MFA Latvia European Voices: Influential voices within the EU are advocating for more independence from the US, even in the military sense. What consequences would this have? And what if, vice versa, the US would turn its back on Europe?
Editorial | European Voices

May 17, 2024 | europeanvoices.eu | Martyna Czarnowska |Thomas Seifert

Main image To hear the phrase “Make Europe Great Again” might evoke a certain nostalgia, suggesting a yearning to revisit and revive past glories. However, our motivation is not rooted in fantasies of grandeur or grievances about Europe’s perceived global weakness. Instead, we acknowledge the critical need for Europe to actively engage in and influence discussions about shifts in power, competitiveness, and defence, taking on a role akin to that of other global players.
‘Regulations Should not Ignore Basic Market Economic Mechanisms’

May 17, 2024 | europeanvoices.eu | Martyna Czarnowska

Can Europe compete economically with China and the US as it seeks equal footing on the world stage? Former Croatian Finance Minister Martina Dalić offers views on ways to work towards that goal. European Voices: Is there a way to make the continent a truly global player on equal footing with China and the US? To make Europe great again? Martina Dalić: This would suggest that Europe has lost its greatness. But if we look at the past 10 years, we also had our successes.