The increased of diversity of the European society is a fact.
Filed under: Europe, Politics, Society | Tagged: Anders Breivik, Ellie Vasta, Europe, Jean-Yves Camus, Multiculturalism, Sara Silvestri, Society | 1 Comment »
Norwegian open society and immigration
Posted on 30/07/2011 by matisak
What does it all mean?
Filed under: Europe, Politics, Society | Tagged: Anders Breivik, Europe, Immigration, Katrine Fangen, Norway, Norway attacks, Society, Thomas Hylland Eriksen | Leave a Comment »
Norway attacks: A view from the East
Posted on 28/07/2011 by matisak
A few comments by Andreas Umland, Senior Lecturer in Political Science, National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy
Filed under: Europe, Politics, Society | Tagged: Anders Breivik, Andreas Umland, Eastern Europe, Europe, Extremism, Norway, Norway attacks, Politics, Society | Leave a Comment »
Media and extremism
Posted on 26/07/2011 by matisak
How to deal with the extremism in the public debate?
Filed under: Europe, Politics, Society | Tagged: Anders Breivik, Andrew Hoskins, Europe, Extremism, Media, Multiculturalism, Norway, Norway attacks, Society | Leave a Comment »
Right-wing extremism in Europe and Norway attacks
Posted on 24/07/2011 by matisak
Any impact?
Filed under: Europe, Politics | Tagged: Anders Behring Breivik, Christopher Husbands, Europe, Extremism, Jean-Yves Camus, Matthew Feldman, Norway, Norway attacks, Politics, Right-Wing Extremism, Ruth Wodak, Terrorism | 1 Comment »
Clare’s Law, online dating and violence against women
Posted on 18/07/2011 by matisak
Clare’s Law should allow women in the UK to check on partner’s past.
Filed under: Society | Tagged: Clare's Law, Crime, Nicola Graham-Kevan, Russell Dobash, Society, Susan Edwards, Women | Leave a Comment »
James Bond vs George Smiley and how successful are British spies
Posted on 16/07/2011 by matisak
Britain has always had spies and I think we’ve spied rather well, says Gary Oldman on playing George Smiley.
Filed under: Intelligence, Security | Tagged: Christopher Moran, Espionage, Gary Oldman, George Smiley, Ian Fleming, Intelligence, James Bond, John le Carré, Movies, Scott Lucas, Stephen Dorril, United Kingdom | 1 Comment »
What would be your question for Rupert Murdoch
Posted on 14/07/2011 by matisak
The British lawmakers want to call Murdoch to testify in phone-hacking scandal.
Filed under: Politics, Society, United Kingdom | Tagged: Charlie Beckett, Iva Deutchman, Jackie Harrison, Journalism, Media, News of the World, Politics, Robert G. Picard, Rupert Murdoch, Society, UK politics, United Kingdom | Leave a Comment »
South Sudan becomes the world’s newest nation
Posted on 09/07/2011 by matisak
Congratulation! But many problems lie ahead.
Filed under: Africa, Politics | Tagged: Africa, Alex Thurston, David Shinn, Politics, South Sudan, Sudan | Leave a Comment »
