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This is part 2 of our video series with the founder of the Democracy in Europe Movement 2025, author & former finance minister of Greece, Yanis Varoufakis, in which we talk about the European New Deal – a socioeconomic plan proposed by his movement that aims to tackle the difficulties faced by Europe today.
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Der Kriegseintritt der USA 1917: Ein Lehrstück für politischen Betrug Von Ernst Wolff US-Präsident Trump nimmt am 14. Juli in Paris zusammen mit seinem Amtskollegen Macron an einer Parade zum französischen Nationalfeiertag teil. Zum ersten Mal beteiligen sich in diesem Jahr auch amerikanische Soldaten an dem Aufmarsch. Als Anlass für ihre Teilnahme wird der vor […]
Jean-Jacques Rousseau forderte in seiner politischen Philosophie die Einführung einer Zivilreligion, die als eine feste Grundlage für die ansonsten dynamische Politik gelten soll. Dieses Konzept taucht andernorts als Konstitutionalismus, als Grundkonsens oder als Leitkultur auf: das, worüber sich sogar politische Gegner einig sein müssen, weil sonst das Gemeinwesen zerfällt.
In this video Alfredo-Maurice de Zayas provides an in-depth analysis on the so-called “Free Trade Agreements” and their possible effects.
In this video founder of the Democracy in Europe Movement 2025, author & former finance minister of Greece, Yanis Varoufakis, explains Germany’s role in the European Union and what we should take into account when we hear the term “multi-speed” Europe.
In this video we talk a Masters student of Sociology at the University of Hamburg, political activist and the Coordinator of DiEM25 in Hamburg, Sören Altstaedt, about his experience at the G20 Summit in Hamburg and the actions that were planned against it.