Are we trading our freedom and privacy in exchange for safety? – VoxEurop
A Voxeurop Live video talk With journalists Andreas Vou (Big Techtopia) and Alexander Fanta (Netzpolitik). Since internet has become ...
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Viktor Orbán inflicts yet another blow to freedom of the press – VoxEurop
One benevolent lie popular with Hungarians is Palma sub pondere crescit, ‘the palm grows under weight’. It suggests something ...
Incendiary rap – VoxEurop
The arrest on 21 February of rapper Pablo Hasél and his nine-month prison sentence for glorifying terrorism sparked major ...
The Scottish independence movement gets its boots on – VoxEurop
With parliamentary elections due to take place next May, Scottish independence is in the spotlight more than ever before. ...
Is COVID-19 bringing back “traditional” gender roles? – VoxEurop
We have all been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, but women, in general, have felt its effects more than ...
Workers want a new socio-ecological contract – VoxEurop
“This terrible year has reminded me of an old truth about our Union. It says: ‘Europe is forged in ...
EU’s legal threats against AstraZeneca likely to end in failure – VoxEurop
The European Commission’s legal threats against AstraZeneca for the delay in Covid-19 vaccine deliveries are likely to end in ...
Never mind the cookies: how Google, Facebook, Amazon and co. dictate user behaviour with ads – VoxEurop
Just about everyone is aware of internet cookies from the incessant messages that appear when opening up almost any ...
Europeans kill and commit suicide globally less – VoxEurop
Between 2009 and 2017, the number of homicides continuously dropped across the whole European Union (EU). Since the latest ...
Here comes SuperMario – VoxEurop
On 13 February, pro-European Mario Draghi presented his government of national unity, aiming to bring Italy out of its ...