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The Power of Sisu
Lessons from Finland in periods of rapid change
GG/Graham Griffith
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The lasting grip of corruption
Understanding legal and psychological challenges to anti-corruption efforts
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Show US what democracy looks like, EU voters
Tuning in to the June elections for the European Parliament
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Spring awakening in Sofia
Baba Marta brings light in a dark time
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Explaining the exasperation with Westsplaining
I was speaking to a colleague about a recent event they participated in here in Sofia. This is someone whose expertise, like that of many of the analysts I am learning from and with, is very impressive. As impressive—if not more impressive—than most experts I booked on radio
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Daphne's Law and lessons from Malta
The EU takes a step toward protecting journalists from punitive lawsuits
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Losing ground on the information front
Declining press freedom in Slovakia
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Bird Sounds and Bad Math
The impact of disinformation on Europe's efforts to become carbon neutral
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The case for We-ification
Viewing the political action of hate groups around the globe through your local lens
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Shining a Light on a Disinformation Storm
The need to cover the impact of hybrid warfare on the Black Sea region and the war in Ukraine
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Austria’s veto power on the Schengen Area expansion, and how it hurts Europe
Word association time. What comes to mind when I mention Austria? Freud? Mozart? Wiener schnitzel? Falco? David Alaba? Franz Ferdinand, (the man, not the Scottish band)? The snow globe? Friedrich Hayek? A certain failed artist who we’d rather not think about yet must, given the state of the world?
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