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Scotland – are you ready for more? Scotland on course for second independence vote after Brexit: Notes from a Lonely Island #4

Published on October 17, 2016September 14, 2018 by euroculturer

In the wake of the Brexit vote, another referendum could split the UK with Scottish nationalists pushing for another independence vote. Emily Burt shows us the fault lines in the lonely island.

Five terrifying takeaways from the British Conservative Party Conference: Notes from a Lonely Island #3

Published on October 10, 2016September 14, 2018 by euroculturer3 Comments

Emily Burt breaks down what the British Conservative Party conference means for YOU, Brexit and the Future.

All hail President Trump: How Brexit will lead to Trump’s Victory in November

Published on September 26, 2016August 1, 2018 by euroculturer3 Comments

Notes from a lonely island #2: Emily Burt shows us how the Brexit referendum has Trumped Clinton’s bid for the Presidency.

Notes from a lonely island #1: Missing – £350 million

Published on September 17, 2016August 1, 2018 by euroculturer5 Comments

Emily Burt guides us through Brexit Britain “On the day Nigel Farage attempted to drown Bob Geldof with a water cannon, I genuinely believed I was witnessing one of the most baffling moments of British history. The months since have only shown how wrong I was. Welcome to Brexit Britain – the weirdest and loneliest island in the world.”

What does it mean to be a European citizen? The realities of EU citizenship and the nationalism problem of Europe

Published on October 17, 2016November 2, 2016 by euroculturer

What does being a citizen of the European Union mean? What rights, what obligations? And is it incompatible with national identity? Elizabete Skrastina explains the ins and outs of EU citizenship.

Little Europe in Bengal: Contemporary trends in conservation

Published on October 17, 2016November 17, 2016 by euroculturer3 Comments

A new colonial rivalry is brewing in Bengal- not about land but about conservation. Join Arnab Duta’s wonderful tour of ‘Little Europe in Bengal’ where he guides us through the efforts being made to restore and conserve the remains of India’s lesser known colonial settlements, and the politics surrounding it.

Online Terrorism: Radicalisation on the web

Published on October 17, 2016November 17, 2016 by euroculturer4 Comments

Editorial: Today the internet is a key platform for extremist propaganda and terrorist recruitment. Eric Hartshorne, author of ‘A brief history of Terror’ charts the rise of online terrorism and radicalisation and explains how they are being combatted.