Society, Media and Culture

The EU is often playing catchup with the rapidly evolving world of tech, ignoring its grave geopolitical implications.

Raluca Besliu examines the implications of a proposed AI implant for the human brain.

Globalisation and technology have allowed right-wing extremists to amplify their messages online and to forge connections across borders.

As conspiracy theories and misinformation gain legitimacy in public discourse and spread online, activists in Bulgaria come under fire.

In a world where power is wielded unequally, data science is no exception.

Addressing challenges surrounding mobility today requires more than new infrastructure and regulations.

Torrential online abuse is reproducing structural inequalities and weakening democracy.

Despite the shrinking space and pressure from governments, some outlets in these countries have proved resilient.

Covid-19 and a challenging political climate put feminist gains at risk in Spain. Recovery must address inequalities to prevent a downward spiral.

Tackling inequalities to build truly inclusive spaces requires challenging norms that view people with a migration background primarily as different and disadvantaged.