#Democracy

Covid-19 and consecrated life. Fr. Arturo Sosa (Jesuits): “Democracy could become a victim of the pandemic”

“In many nations the pandemic has become a pretext to exacerbate governments’ authoritarian attitudes and halt the democratic nature of…

Father Sorge: the virus of individualism and Europe as a vaccine

Interview with Chiara Tintori, political scientist. In the last few months she collaborated extensively with the Jesuit priest who passed…

The White House: a wounded democracy? Pastori (Cattolica university), “it’s a divided nation”

The democratic candidate edging towards victory, while the incumbent president contests the result. US democracy is strongly polarized. In the…

Council of Europe: “attacking a journalist means attacking democracy itself”

EU: JRC Report, online technologies and social media influence political behaviour and democracy. “Risk of misleading information”

Belarus: national strike, the country stops. Tsikhanouskaya, “determined to end dictatorship”

European Parliament: Sakharov Prize to democratic opposition in Belarus. Sassoli, “we are by your side”

Daphne Caruana Galizia: the Council of Europe publishes the last interview on the third anniversary of the murder. “I am a scapegoat”

Three years without Daphne. Mounting attacks on journalists in Europe

Investigative journalist Caruana Galizia was tragically murdered on October 16, 2017. She was investigating cases of malfeasance involving Maltese politicians.…

EU Parliament: establishment of “Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize” for information. Duch, “free journalism for a strong democracy”

Jahier (EU): “European renaissance, the time is now”

Upon the conclusion of his mandate as President of the European Economic and Social Committee (EU advisory body that represents…