In its first podcast, The Euroculturer tackles terrorism and society in the aftermath of several horrifying attacks in Europe .
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In the Netherlands a revolution happened- and was then promptly ignored. Arne van Lienden explains why this could end badly.
Today Italy votes on a reform to its constitution. Vittoria Valentina Di Gennaro thinks they should vote NO!
The two-party system of the US electoral system is at the centre of a crisis in American democracy. Could compulsory voting fix it?
Thinking about escaping abroad and teaching languages? Adam Rozalowski tells us about his adventures in South Korea teaching English- and why you can also find yourself abroad.
The UK and the US have long been the backbone of the transatlantic alliance. How will that change under Trump?
Elena Ferrante is an enigma and a literary genius- the elusive writer offers a way of life to Rohan Kumar.
Refugees.tv are bringing us stories about refugees in Europe, from the eyes of the refugees themselves. Funny, troubling and revealing, refugees.tv challenge the mainstream narrative.
Why did the Haitian hurricane silently fall from the headlines of European news outlets? Bad timing? Aid fatigue? Or do we just not care?
SATIRE: Europe is faced with an unprecedented challenge to its identity and culture with the surge in Pastafarian migrants.
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