Populism and democracy: a complicated relationship
Welcome back, dear reader! In our first blog post, we unraveled the fascinating insights of Jan-Werner Müller into populism. We saw how
Elie Wiesel and the power of memory: A deep dive into “Night”
Embark with us on an odyssey into a somber epoch of global history, illuminated through the lens of Elie Wiesel. This inaugural
Populism Explored: The Dynamics of Us Versus Them in Society
Welcome to the first part of our three-part series on populism, inspired by Jan-Werner Müller’s book “What Is Populism?”. In an era
Democracy at a Crossroads: Safeguarding Rights and Liberties
Have you ever wondered how solid the foundations of our democracy are? It seems we live in an era where the pillars
Afghanistan: The Harsh Reality of Women’s Rights Under the Taliban
In Afghanistan, where the mountains are high and freedoms are low, women fight every day for their rights. Since the Taliban’s return,
Populism Debunked: Separating Myth from Reality
In our previous piece, we examined the rise of far-right politics and its historical lessons. Today, we delve into the seductive simplicity
Norway: Leading in Women’s Rights
The Norwegian government proudly presented on October 30th our action plan for women’s rights and gender equality in foreign and development policy.
Women Under Hamas: The Untold Struggle for Rights in Gaza
Let’s delve into an important and sensitive topic: the situation of women’s rights under Islamist regimes, such as that of women under
The Rise of Far-Right Politics: Lessons from History
Have you ever wondered why far-right politics are on the rise nowadays? It feels like we’re experiencing a déjà vu of dark
Gaza: Unraveling Hamas’s Brutal Grip on Innocent Citizens
Do you hear and see news about the situation in Gaza every day? Any idea how it all started? Not yet? Well,