Author: Silvia Ayuso
Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, has broken his silence after 12 years of being deprived of freedom. He emphasized that he can now move around without fear of being arrested or extradited to the United States, not because the system worked, but because he gave in to pressure and pleaded guilty to conducting journalism. “Journalism is not a crime” Assange made these remarks during a hearing in France, where he urged institutions to prevent what happened to him from occurring again in the future. This appearance marked his first trip outside Australia since his release in June. Assange revealed…
Jordan Bardella’s life has been a whirlwind, and he is on the verge of potentially becoming the youngest Prime Minister of France. At just 28 years old, Bardella could lead the National Rally party to power, marking a significant shift in the country’s political landscape. Known for his rapid rise within the party and his ability to connect with a younger audience, Bardella’s success can be attributed to a combination of party “de-demonization” efforts and his own charm and social media presence. With over 1.7 million followers on TikTok, Bardella has leveraged his platform to reach and influence millions. From…
The European Parliament is abuzz with the arrival of new MEPs, particularly those classified as “Other” due to their disruptive ideas. These lawmakers, unattached to the traditional political families, are causing uncertainty among their new colleagues. With extremist forces gaining momentum, the balance of power in the Parliament is shifting. As alliances are being formed and positions secured for the upcoming term, the fate of these “Other” lawmakers remains uncertain. The fear of them upsetting the delicate balance within the Parliament is palpable. Among these newcomers are unconventional figures like Spain’s Alvise Pérez and Cypriot YouTuber Fidias, adding to the…