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www.theguardian.com
3 months ago
EU data protection

Crises have split European voters into five tribes', survey suggests

Europe's voters are no longer divided into traditional left or right camps, but into five distinct tribes based on their concerns.
The major crises of the climate emergency, migration, global economic turmoil, war in Ukraine, and COVID-19 are likely to dominate elections in Europe this year. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
3 months ago
EU data protection

Crises have split European voters into five tribes', survey suggests

Europe's voters are no longer divided into traditional left or right camps, but into five distinct tribes based on their concerns.
The major crises of the climate emergency, migration, global economic turmoil, war in Ukraine, and COVID-19 are likely to dominate elections in Europe this year. [ more ]
www.dw.com
5 months ago
Germany politics

Olaf Scholz: The most unpopular German chancellor ever DW 12/08/2023

The Social Democrat party in Germany is facing low approval ratings, with only 14% of the vote if elections were held now.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz has the lowest approval rating of a German chancellor in history.
The current legislative period in Germany has been marked by crises, including the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia's invasion of Ukraine. [ more ]
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BKReader
5 months ago
NYC politics

Eric Adams Projects Confidence, Despite Budget Cuts, Migrant Crisis and FBI Investigation

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is facing multiple crises including a sexual assault lawsuit and a federal investigation into his campaign.
Adams announced sweeping budget cuts which will affect schools, libraries, and the police department.
Adams attributes the need for budget cuts to the influx of migrants from the Southern border and the federal government's refusal to reimburse the city. [ more ]
Inside Higher Ed | Higher Education News, Events and Jobs
1 week ago
Education

Panel puts spotlight on FAFSA, protests and degree value

Higher education facing crises with pro-Palestinian student protests and FASFA issues impacting academic freedom and college access. [ more ]
Washington Post
2 months ago
US politics

Perspective | The Union is strong: our Congress is a mess

Americans were told by President Biden that the nation's status is "strong and getting stronger," despite various crises.
President Biden called for legislation to build and renovate homes, praised Obamacare, and warned against attacks on women's bodily autonomy. [ more ]
time.com
3 months ago
Tech industry

Mark Zuckerberg's Apologies: A History

Mark Zuckerberg has a history of issuing public apologies, which stands in contrast to his peers in the technology industry.
Facebook has had numerous controversies and crises that have warranted apologies from Zuckerberg. [ more ]
Chicago Tribune
3 months ago
Media industry

Maria Prudente: Newsrooms are disappearing. Who will we turn to for the truth?

Millennials have experienced multiple crises and have learned to adapt and get creative with each one
Journalists have historically played a crucial role in providing information and guiding reactions during crises [ more ]
BrooklynVegan
3 months ago
Music

Danish screamo band Demersal prep new S/T LP (stream "Lys I Natten")

Denmark screamo band Demersal is releasing a self-titled album later this year.
Their first single, 'Lys I Natten,' showcases their big sound with theatrical vocals, metallic riffs, and triumphant horn lines. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
3 months ago
Europe news

Which crisis tribe' do you belong to? These five factions will define Europe in 2024 | Ivan Krastev and Mark Leonard

Far-right parties have shifted their tactics and are now focused on remaking and governing the EU rather than leaving it.
Europe is facing multiple crises, including migration, financial, climate, health, and security crises, which have led to a sense of existential threat for many Europeans. [ more ]
Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
3 months ago
Social justice

Helping Movements Meet the Moment: What Philanthropy Can and Must Do - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly

Social justice funders should reflect on why the problems they aim to address persist.
Leaders in social justice philanthropy should not rely solely on writing checks, but support movement organizations and power builders directly. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
3 months ago
Europe politics

Crises have split European voters into five tribes', survey suggests

Europe's voters are no longer divided into traditional left or right camps, but into five distinct tribes based on their concerns.
The major crises of the climate emergency, migration, global economic turmoil, war in Ukraine, and COVID-19 are likely to dominate elections in Europe this year. [ more ]
WSJ
4 months ago
Cryptocurrency

ETFs Make Bitcoin's Problems Even Worse

Bitcoin ETFs could worsen the performance of the cryptocurrency in times of crisis by attracting more speculators.
The launch of bitcoin ETFs at a time of popularity may lead to buying at a peak, repeating the mistakes of past thematic funds. [ more ]
WSJ
4 months ago
Cryptocurrency

ETFs Make Bitcoin's Problems Even Worse

Bitcoin ETFs could worsen Bitcoin's performance in crises by attracting more speculators.
Bitcoin ETFs may be launched at a peak, potentially leading to losses for investors. [ more ]
The Washington Times
5 months ago
Left-wing politics

Wars, migrants, money woes: Crises pile up on Biden's watch

President Biden is facing multiple crises that are testing his ability to deliver on his promises of stability and competence.
Opponents blame Biden for the crises, while supporters attribute them to global events.
Polls show that Americans are uncertain about Biden's leadership and his ability to handle his job as president. [ more ]
www.dw.com
5 months ago
Germany politics

Germany's Greens hold intense convention amid budget crisis DW 11/26/2023

The Green Party's convention attracted a record number of visitors, but the atmosphere was unusually quiet.
The Green Party is facing numerous domestic and international crises that require a high level of concentration.
Robert Habeck, Germany's vice chancellor, is dealing with the budget crisis and the Constitutional Court's veto on climate change funding. [ more ]
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