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Romania's huge anti-corruption protests are significant for the country and Europe.

Finland's municipal elections on 8th April saw the Finnish Green party win an unprecedented 12.4 per cent of votes across the country and right-wing and populist parties take a beating.

Despite the expressions of relieved euphoria after the Dutch elections, there is little to celebrate.

The upcoming referendum in Turkey might give President Erdogan even greater power, threatening democratic rights in the country.

The late Bauman was known for his searing commentaries on the modern world, including his view of security discourse and its "latent and manifest functions".

The term 'security' is used as though it were neutral, but in fact it is underpinned by assumptions and prejudice, with some regarded as worthy of protection while 'others' are seen as threatening.

The sense of security in a society is closely bound up with its institutions; the cases of the Nordic countries demonstrate that these feelings of security can be enhanced by fostering inclusive institutions.

New technology developing at breakneck speed has left laws behind and increasingly puts not only our privacy but our immediate safety at risk.

Treating the current crises effectively shouldn't undermine a long-term effort to cement stability and peace through smart and soft power, through avenues such as international development.

How can we account for the perception among Slovenia’s general population that migrants pose a threat?