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The best stories from all over Europe, curated by the Display Europe editorial team.
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It's been better

. It seemed that in 2024 the choice between Trump - running with a message that is extremely radical even for this politician - and any elementarily competent competitor should be obvious. As it turned out, it wasn't. Trump won, achieving better results than four years ago, including in states considered bastions of the Democrats.…
6 November, 2024
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The reason for Trump's win may be very mundane

. Trump is winning and no one will dispute this victory. The Republicans take over the Senate and will most likely now have the entire Congress in their grasp. The loss of the Senate seat by Sherrod Brown, a mainstay of the Democratic Party in the red Republican state of Ohio, is symbolic. Brown lost…
6 November, 2024
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Residents of border areas in Podlasie face displacement [interview].

. At what stage is the construction of "Shield East" in Podlaskie Voivodeship, in our border regions?. Paweł Krutul: At the preparatory stage, General Czosnek is responsible for it on behalf of the Ministry of Defense. Deputy Defense Minister Stanislaw Wziatek visited Hajnówka in late October. At this meeting, questions were raised primarily about the…
6 November, 2024
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Elon Musk at the White House

. Donald Trump won. And not by a little, but by a clear margin. One has to be honest, this is a huge success for him, the Republican Party and their allies, with Elon Musk in the lead. At the same time, it's bad news for the US, and in the long run, for the…
6 November, 2024
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‘She’s his wife, he can do what he wants’: after #MeToo, the Mazan rape trial and the banality of patriarchal violence

“I have always loved the inaccessible. My wife is not submissive, quite the contrary. It's that stupid egotism that so many men have… No one belongs to anyone, and I defied this sentiment, so that I could do what I wanted, when I wanted.” So declared Dominique Pelicot, on 18 October, during the hearing in…
29 October, 2024
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Moldova is brought closer to Russia by corrupt politicians and paid-off voters. This is balanced by the diaspora [interview].

. Paulina Siegien: What happened in Moldova on October 20? The final result of the elections and referendum is positive, but don't you have the feeling that something went badly wrong, especially given the pre-election predictions?. Eugen Muravschi: The result of the referendum is positive, but the difference in the number of votes was small.…
31 October, 2024
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Can art save us?

You might ask yourself in these weary times we are living in, walking along side conflicts, war and genocide - how can there be space to even think about art?  Well as Picasso would put it: “Art is the lie that enables us to realize the truth”. Art is a reflection of our ideas, and…
30 October, 2024
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Why did the Kremlin win the elections in Georgia?

. Russia has won, or peace, if you prefer. According to data from the Central Election Commission (CEC), the ruling party, Georgian Dream, won a record 53.9 percent of the vote, while a total of 37.8 percent of Georgians voted for the four opposition lists. Independent pre-election polls and exit polls did not rule out…
29 October, 2024
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Hungary has become one of China's outposts in the EU. Who will benefit from this?

. Balázs Orbán, the prime minister's political director, has called this the politics of connectivity, meaning that Hungary can succeed if it becomes a meeting place for companies and technologies from the East and West. And Viktor Orbán has recently described his concept as "economic neutrality," according to which Hungary is to stay away from…
28 October, 2024
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Eribon: I write because I want to be the voice of the pariahs [interview].

. Michal Sutowski: In The Life, Old Age and Death of a Woman of the People you evoke a very telling scene: your brother visiting his mother complains that she has not yet hung up his clothes after washing. Sitting on the couch next to him is his wife, a French woman of African descent.…
26 October, 2024
Eurozine Federated content

The sorry tale of the Hungarian media

I asked a friend, a well-established writer, how much he earns as an editor at a Hungarian literary magazine. ‘Less than a schoolteacher,’ he answered laconically. Considering that the net salary of a fortyish Hungarian grammar-school teacher is about 850 euros, the worst in the European Union, this means ignominiously little. The attraction of working…
25 October, 2024
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It can be said that the war has served to promote Ukrainian cinema [interview].

. Kaja Puto: War is a good time for cinema . Martyna Lach: This is an important time for cinema, because it tells the world about what is happening in Ukraine. And since Western viewers are already somewhat bored with this war - filmmakers are provoked to look for new forms of storytelling. At the…
25 October, 2024
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Well-born: what factors are responsible for inequality of opportunity in Poland?

. A few days ago there was a lively discussion on the X portal about doctors' salaries, in which the latter, of course, took part - because doctors don't like it when their salaries are analyzed in too much detail. The arguments of the medics were hardly original, and mainly focused on the enormous effort…
24 October, 2024
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Europe needs more protectionism. Germany stands in the way

. In 2018, Spain's CAF Group acquired one of the pearls of Polish industry, public transport vehicle manufacturer Solaris, for €300 million. Almost at the same time, the other flagship company from the Vistula River, rail vehicle manufacturer Pesa, which was saved from bankruptcy by its takeover by the Polish Development Fund, was going through…
21 October, 2024
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Hungary: farming affected by climate change

At the turn of the millennium, István Lénárt bought a large area of land at the foot of the Börzsöny, near the village of Szokolya, where for twenty years he built up an organic farm, while also reviving several centuries-old technologies that have been almost completely forgotten, which reduce the ecological footprint of farming to…
30 October, 2024
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