Fatigue is universal and yet hard to define. In her talk, Anna Kuppuswamy argues that it is neither a simple bodily sensation ...

In response to Muslim woman Sagal Abdi-Wali being elected to the British Parliament in a by-election, President Javier Milei ...

Prime Minister Péter Magyar of Hungary claims that the amendment to Hungary’s Child Protection Act of 2021 and the release of ...

Péter Magyar is heading into the European Council summit demanding more EU money for Hungary’s southern border fence while ...

Budapest’s Corvin Cinema has opened a three-day festival marking the approaching 70th anniversary of the 1956 Revolution with ...

The modern welfare state is a European invention—but can it survive? At the Social Sciences Plenary, Stein Kuhnle traced its ...

At the Academia Europaea Erasmus Medal Lecture for the Social Sciences Class, Björn Wittrock honoured Quentin Skinner, who ...

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has declared that mass immigration has severely damaged Sweden and France, saying too ...

Mark Carney is preparing Canada for another mass immigration push, following Justin Trudeau’s open-border policies that ...

Was the decade after the Paris Agreement a lost one? At Building Bridges ’26, Stephen Evans, Katalin Solymosi, and Helena Bilandzic argued that it was not entirely lost—but ecological breakdown is ...

Nearly half of Muslims living in France would consider leaving the country if Marine Le Pen wins the 2027 presidential ...

Calling migrants ‘illegal’, criticizing political Islam, holding party socials centred around alcohol or highlighting Islamic hostility towards homosexuality could all fall under the Muslim Greens’ ...