Footprints in Smoke·1d agoEurope’s Christian Decline and the Politics of IdentityEuropeans are leaving the Church, yet Christianity still shapes debates about immigration and Islam. France reveals the growing divide…A response icon1A response icon1
Mallick Speaks·Nov 1AfD Court Ruling: Why Germany’s Voter Anger PersistsGermany’s courts can monitor the AfD, but they cannot explain why millions of voters have lost faith in the country’s established political…A response icon2A response icon2
Mallick Speaks·Oct 26Why Muslim Asylum Seekers Travel Through Muslim CountriesAn Algerian family’s journey through Türkiye and Egypt raises uncomfortable questions about religious solidarity, refugee protection, and…
Footprints in Smoke·Oct 24Hijab, Online Child Protection and Women’s Freedom in EuropeFrench politicians question Muslim women’s clothing while social media sells teenage girls dreams of easy money. Who is really defending…
Mallick Speaks·Oct 23Europe’s Economy Is Growing. Why Do Workers Feel Poorer?Europe’s economy is growing, but rising housing costs and uneven wage recovery leave many workers struggling. Are governments measuring the…A response icon1A response icon1
Miguel Morales·Oct 22Pedro Sánchez’s Coalition Tightrope: Concessions That Threaten Institutional BalancePrime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s governing coalition appears to be navigating on borrowed time, held captive by recurring regional…
Mallick Speaks·Oct 21AfD Email Leak: Political Hacking and Germany’s CrisisAn alleged archive of 421,000 emails has appeared online. The attackers remain unidentified, while Germany’s economic troubles raise…
Véronique Oma·Oct 20FEMYSO, EMF and Europe’s Student ProtestsStudent Mobilisation in Europe: What the October Timeline Shows
Footprints in Smoke·Oct 20Why Europe’s Far Right Is Gaining Support in 2026Fuel bills have become an argument about Russia, national sovereignty and the decisions of Europe’s governments. But the political appeal…
Mallick Speaks·Oct 20Why Europe Is Protesting in 2026: A Crisis of TrustFrom France and Italy to Spain and Albania, public anger has exposed a difficult question: why do so many Europeans feel less secure…A response icon10A response icon10
