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Archaeopolitics: Parthenon, Greece’s national arena
In 2025, a sneaker-shaped Adidas drone and a banned Lanthimos shoot sparked debate over the Parthenon’s meaning. This essay explores how heritage becomes “archaeopolitics”: a struggle over identity, power, and belonging.
Written by aspiring journalists
Inštitút 2050 and an interview about how we perceive environmental issues and how to raise a public awareness
How do Slovaks perceive the climate crisis? Are we better off than the Czech Republic and are we even willing to address environmental issues, even though we have a lot of our own problems? And how do environmental issues affect politics?
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Inštitút 2050 and an interview about how we perceive environmental issues and how to raise a public awareness
How do Slovaks perceive the climate crisis? Are we better off than the Czech Republic and are we even willing to address environmental issues, even though we have a lot of our own problems? And how do environmental issues affect politics?
Archaeopolitics: Parthenon, Greece’s national arena
In 2025, a sneaker-shaped Adidas drone and a banned Lanthimos shoot sparked debate over the Parthenon’s meaning. This essay explores how heritage becomes “archaeopolitics”: a struggle over identity, power, and belonging.
Reclaiming our Digital Rights with Homo Digitalis
Digital rights are not a tech issue — they’re a democracy issue. When surveillance becomes routine, citizenship turns into data. In Vox Civica, we join Homo Digitalis to ask: how do we reclaim our digital space — and our voice — in the algorithmic age?
A new era of cooperation: the EU invests in Egypt through European programs
The European Union and Egypt are strengthening cooperation in key areas — from the economy and science to regional security. A historic summit opens a new chapter in relations that could have significance far beyond the borders of both parties.
Europe’s biggest challenge? The housing crisis
Europe’s housing crisis is deepening — and it’s shaking the foundations of social stability. This isn’t just about the price of bricks and cement. It’s about fundamental rights, equal opportunities, and the cohesion of our communities.
Archaeopolitics: Parthenon, Greece’s national arena
In 2025, a sneaker-shaped Adidas drone and a banned Lanthimos shoot sparked debate over the Parthenon’s meaning. This essay explores how heritage becomes “archaeopolitics”: a struggle over identity, power, and belonging.
