Tag: Europe

Total Results: 491


Die Nibelungen turns 100 this year. Credit: Die Nibelungen
12 Sep 2024 - 1:00am

How Fritz Lang invented fantasy His epic films are free from tiresome psychology

Sam Jennings

Wednesday, 11 September

11.09

The underground railroad for Russian deserters Idite Lesom is undermining Putin's war

Ruchi Kumar

Tuesday, 10 September

10.09

The annihilation of Michel Houellebecq Purged of venom, his sentimental swan song falls flat

Ann Manov

Monday, 9 September

09.09

Nato is holding back Poland’s self-defence The Russian threat grows every day

Michal Kranz

Saturday, 7 September

07.09

The unholy alliance of Macron and Le Pen Their dangerous liaison could reshape Europe

Thomas Fazi

Thursday, 5 September

05.09

Will France impeach Macron? The howls for resignation are growing louder

Christopher Bickerton

Wednesday, 4 September

04.09

Britain needs its luxury class Artisans will rebuild the nation's spirit

Louis Elton

Tuesday, 3 September

03.09

How the AfD revolution ends Can Germany adopt its policies?

Gregor Baszak

Saturday, 31 August

31.08

Who’s afraid of Sahra Wagenknecht? Germany's 'left-conservative' has redefined populism

Thomas Fazi

Friday, 30 August

30.08

The EU is hungry for Serbia’s lithium A new mine has led to a wave of protest

Matt Broomfield

Friday, 23 August

23.08

Eduard Limonov and the death of a bohemian contrarian The Russian punk rebel swapped his literary career for revolution

Grigor Atanesian

Wednesday, 21 August

21.08

Why Ukraine is being blamed for Nord Stream The 'official' investigation was always a sham

Malcom Kyeyune