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Foundry of Swedish feminism

3 weeks ago | eurozine.com | Claire Potter

When women gained the right to vote in Sweden in 1919, a group of intellectuals – including Ada Nilsson (doctor), Honorine Hermelin (pedagogue and teacher) and Elin Wägner (author) – organised a course for women in political participation at a manor house outside Stockholm. The course evolved into an education centre: the Fogelstad Citizen School for Women.
Get it off your chest

1 month ago | eurozine.com | Sarah Waring

At times coy, at others demonstrative, the male body seemingly has its autonomy covered. Identifying as male comes with certain public assurances: while your genitalia is sacred, you are free to bare all else without reproach. But such liberties don’t necessarily lead to body confidence. Phallocentrism, initially coined to challenge psychoanalysis’s fixation on the phallus and privilege, turns out to be hard to live up to.
Left speechless

1 month ago | eurozine.com | Sarah Dawood

This article was first published by Index on Censorship on 10 April 2025. It appeared in Volume 54, Issue 1 of Index on Censorship’s print magazine, titled: The forgotten patients: Lost voices in the global healthcare system. Read more about the issue here. Most children say their first word between the ages of 12 and 18 months. But Fatehy, a Palestinian boy living in Jabalia City in Gaza, is four years old and is still barely talking.
A clash of revisionisms

1 month ago | eurozine.com | Ferenc Laczó

The remembrance of the Second World War has shifted significantly in recent decades – and even more dramatic reinterpretations appear to be underway in our current moment of drastic uncertainty. More than three years since Russia launched its full-scale war against Ukraine, with the far right achieving several notable successes within the EU and beyond, the historical and ideological core of the confrontation in the post-Soviet parts of the continent deserves urgent attention.
There's something in the water

2 months ago | eurozine.com | Oana Filip |Misha Glenny

Groundwater supplies 65 % of the drinking water used in the EU. Europe has a great average performance when it comes to water infrastructures, and much of the continent is geographically lucky to have access to this resource. But it’s not universal, and things have been breaking down in recent years as climate change shows its effects and the South, the East and even Central Europe are gradually drying up.
The voice that carries

2 months ago | eurozine.com | Kaya Genç

On 29 March, hundreds of thousands gathered at Istanbul’s Maltepe beach area – some even say it was 2.2 million. Waving flags and chanting slogans, the protestors demanded the release of Ekrem İmamoğlu, the mayor of Istanbul who had been detained the week before. On 23 March, İmamoğlu and 47 others were arrested on corruption charges; that same day, the People’s Republican Party (CHP) announced İmamoğlu as its candidate for Turkey’s 2028 presidential elections, after holding a symbolic ballot.
Surviving in a dying industry

Mar 28, 2025 | eurozine.com | Réka Kinga Papp

I am stepping down as editor-in-chief of Eurozine a title I have worn proudly since 2018 as we weathered many storms together – and I know very well that many a maelstrom are yet ahead for independent and quality publishing. My tenure is over now, and this is conventionally the occasion when I get to thank people and tastefully boast my achievements of six and a half years. I shall refrain from this convention.
Watershed for Germany

Mar 12, 2025 | eurozine.com | Albrecht von Lucke

Germany has voted, the CDU has returned as the strongest force, and Friedrich Merz will most likely be the next chancellor. But the massive gains for the AfD, which doubled its vote to over 20%, mean that for the first time since the Federal Republic’s inception, there is a conservative–far right majority in the Bundestag. The AfD will exploit this new power to the utmost.
Mineral rush

Mar 6, 2025 | eurozine.com | Julie Klinger |Svitlana Matviyenko |Kate Brown |Aro Velmet

Why is a diehard climate-crisis sceptic like Trump forcing Zelensky’s hand on a peace agreement seemingly focused on green-transition raw materials? If we temporarily set aside the highly problematic issue of bartering security with a third-party business transaction, what might be the motivation behind the Republican’s proposed ‘mineral deal’? And why the drive for Ukrainian resources such as rare earth elements, which, despite their name, aren’t even particularly rare?
Rituals of resistance

Feb 10, 2025 | eurozine.com | Jay Jordan

‘The sacred is not a great something that you bow down to, but what determines your values, what you would take a stand for.’Starhawk‘Politics is that dimension of social life, in which things become true if enough people believe in them.’David GraeberThousands of people have brought candles. Mounds of melted wax cover the cobblestones, marking a spot in Prague’s Wenceslas Square. Despite it being a crime to demonstrate, people gather here.