Data protection is enshrined in EU law but the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) could threaten that.
The development project known as the "Belgrade Waterfront" vividly illustrates the mechanisms of dispossession and exclusion in the Serbian 'transition progress'.
Science alone can’t make the tough environmental policy choices our societies face, only citizens can. How can we get them back to the table?
Cambiamo Messina dal Basso - a social movement consisting of ordinary citizens - managed to win power in one of southern Italy's largest cities. So how do you run a large city while staying true to your social movement ethos?
The re-emergence of right-wing populism constitutes a threat and dilemma not only to the more traditional conservative right, but also to parties of the left.
Unlike most British people, it seemed that continental Europeans considered the UK to be not just in Europe, but a fairly significant player. Who knew?
openDemocracy is partnering with European Alternatives to explore the Transeuropa festival. Here, the Co-President of European Alternatives tells us what he hopes to find at Transeuropa.
Three questions for Andrej Bereta, who is speaking about research within contemporary art at the Transeuropa festival 2015.
openDemocracy is partnering with European Alternatives to explore the Transeuropa festival. Here, two of the organisers explain why they chose Belgrade as the location for this year's festival.
Three questions for Peter Sunde, who is speaking about online privacy and digital freedom at the Transeuropa festival 2015.
Three questions for Manos Moschopoulos, who is speaking about migration and the refugee crisis at the Transeuropa festival 2015.
