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The podcast explores the state of democracy in Poland, focusing on the deep divisions within the country and the role of the ruling Law and Justice party. It examines how the party's nationalist agenda and control over state media have contributed to an atmosphere of hatred and polarization. The story of Pavel Adamowic...
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The podcast explores the Yellow Vest movement in France, focusing on its origins, motivations, and potential future impact on European politics. It began as a response to President Macron's increase in gas taxes, which was perceived as a burden on the working class. The movement unites people across the political spect...
Europe's wave of nationalism and the challenges it poses to the European Union are examined. The rise of far-right movements, particularly in Germany, and the normalization of anti-immigrant sentiment are explored, highlighting a shift in the political landscape. Brexit and the refugee crisis are presented as key event...
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