The European confrontation with Palestine
In late July, Europe showed rare signs of breaking from the inertia that has long defined its stance on the Palestinian question. The recognition of a Palestinian state by G7 leaders, the first pressures on Israel, mark a rare window for political realignment. Whether this turn becomes a coherent strategy or fades into symbolism remains to be seen.
TikTok bans #SkinnyTok worldwide – but it was France, not the EU, that made it happen
TikTok responded to direct pressure from the French government by banning the global use of the hashtag #SkinnyTok. The decision raises important questions about the efficacy of EU-level digital regulation.
Poland’s Youth Crown Conservative in Surprise Presidential Election Twist
The 2025 Polish presidential election ended in a near-perfect tie. In the end, it was the youngest voters who decided the outcome — and surprised everyone.
Poland’s New President: Karol Nawrocki Wins by a Razor-Thin Margin
High voter turnout, heated rhetoric, and a divided nation—Poland’s presidential race ends with a narrow win for a conservative candidate.
Poland’s Presidential Race: A Nation Divided, A Vote Hanging by a Thread
As Poland heads into the final days of its presidential campaign, the nation remains deeply polarised - and the outcome of the presidential runoff on June 1st is still far from certain.
Two Massive Marches in Warsaw
Warsaw witnessed two major political demonstrations on Sunday, as supporters of the two presidential candidates - Rafał Trzaskowski and Karol Nawrocki - took to the streets in competing marches, just one week ahead of the decisive second round of Poland’s presidential election.
PulseZ monthly editorial – April edition
Dear readers and followers of PulseZ! The PulseZ platform is already up and running, which is a perfect occasion for us, the Editors-in-chief, to share with you a few words.
