Böhmermann versus Erdoğan: The Likely Outcomes for Freedom of Expression

The Paris Globalist TeamJune 4, 2016

In March 2016, German comedian, Jan Böhmermann, read a poem on his TV show, Neo Magazin Royal, entitled “Schmähkritik,” or “Defamation,” which is shown above.... Read More

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Voucher privatization in Russia: a nationalistic and capitalistic policy?

The Paris Globalist TeamApril 13, 2016

by Marta Cioci In the aftermath of the collapse of the USSR, a series of reforms were carried out to privatize state-owned assets. The large-scale privatizat... Read More

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Defeating Terrorism: Education as a Counterterrorism Priority

The Paris Globalist TeamFebruary 18, 2016

By Anthony Aslou Visa waiver programs. Airstrikes. Rejection of refugees. This is the continuation of old, failed policies—the unchanging faces of counterterro... Read More

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A New Transition for Spain?

The Paris Globalist TeamFebruary 8, 2016

by Adria Rivera For forty years of dictatorship, inside a building that was once a democratic parliament--one of the first in Europe to recognise women’s suffr... Read More

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The Paris Globalist TeamNovember 19, 2015

A piece on the Paris attacks by Sebastian Hicks The air breathes differently when we are afraid. Friendships and connections can be truly forged in difficult t... Read More

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Starting to think – two days after the shock of the Paris attacks

The Paris Globalist TeamNovember 15, 2015

By Solange Harpham The news of the hundreds of dead in Paris, gunned down by terrorists in clubs and restaurants has left the country in shock. With 128 dead, ... Read More

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The Refugee Crisis and the European Balance of Powers

The Paris Globalist TeamOctober 4, 2015

By Julian Barazi Of all the crises and global events we have faced since the fall of communism, the crisis Europe is facing today is likely to have the deepest... Read More

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Migrations: a kaleidoscope of misused terms tied up with discrepant connotations

The Paris Globalist TeamSeptember 28, 2015

By Camille Loubignac Due to the recent high influx of refugees to the European Union, a number of terms and figures have been (mis)used in the media. "Migrants... Read More

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EU Approves Relocation of 120,000

The Paris Globalist TeamSeptember 23, 2015

by Anna Osterberg The EU has reached a majority vote in favour of the proposed relocation plan of 120,000 refugees, with priority given to those from Syria, Ir... Read More

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Opinion | Can François Hollande Finally Be The Leader Europe Needs?

The Paris Globalist TeamJuly 6, 2015

By Alexander Hurst Only a France—and a Hollande—that is committed, sure of itself, and willing to grasp the reins of leadership can nudge the Eurozone confidently onto another path.

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