Can Europe Make It?

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Why are populist movements and parties appealing to increasing numbers of voters? We discuss the main traits of populist movements and parties in Europe - and what threats they bring to democratic societies (Video, 5 mins 49 secs)

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29 April 2014

After Minneapolis, is the US ‘a failed social experiment’?

The horrific killing of George Floyd has shocked the world and sparked uprising across the US. Join openDemocracy to discuss what this means for the world’s superpower.

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Populist snapshots: Movimento 5 Stelle (Italy)

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