Opinion | Fame Shouldn’t Disqualify You From Being Able to Speak Out
Whether or not celebrities are "detached" from society, they remain part of this world, much like any other person,…
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MIR Meets: Dominik Leusder
Host Theo Shouse interviews economist Dominik Leusder about European political economy. They discuss European…
Transparent, Incorruptible—and Unaccountable? Inside Albania’s AI Minister
Albania’s experiment with an AI minister reveals the growing global tension between technological efficiency and…
What France Gets Wrong in Preventing Intimate Partner Femicide
Violence against women by intimate partners remains alarmingly common in France, yet social and institutional…
À Lisbonne, l’économie prospère grâce au tourisme, tandis que l’identité des…
Le phénomène de muséification lié à la touristification transforme des quartiers typiquement portugais, autrefois…
Britain on the Brink: The Failure of British Governance and the Rise of Reform
More than a decade of chaotic leadership has left Britain’s traditional political parties on increasingly unstable…
Reassessing the AU-EU Partnership: Migration and the Illusion of Mutuality
A continuous emphasis from the EU on “shared values” and “win-win cooperation” often conceals a deeper imbalance in…
The European Petitions System: A Bolster for the Rule of Law, or False Hope for…
European citizens have the unique opportunity to participate in policy-making by submitting petitions to the EU.…
MIR Meets: Christopher Miller
Host Sabrina Nelson sits down with Christopher Miller, the Financial Times’ Chief Ukraine Correspondent, to discuss…
Escalation and Uncertainty: The Ukraine War amid the U.S. Presidential Transition
Heightened military conflict in Ukraine and the uncertain future of American foreign policy set a dangerous…