
Social Media and the Future of Democracy
The challenge before us is not technical but philosophical. Do we trust Europeans to speak freely, or do we quietly believe that democracy is safest when domesticated?

The challenge before us is not technical but philosophical. Do we trust Europeans to speak freely, or do we quietly believe that democracy is safest when domesticated?

There is a coordinated effort on the internet to portray the Fidesz government as an economic disaster for Hungary. Nothing could be further from the truth.

It is the simple right to describe reality that is at stake here.

“From now on, it is forbidden to describe reality,” the young man protests.

Cross-party deal places Denmark among the most aggressive Western countries curbing children’s access to social media.

Reddit and Kick must now remove users under 16 from December 10, joining platforms such as Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube. Firms face fines up to AU$50m.

The incident was widely condemned even by the German left-wing politicians, who called the situation “absurd and dangerous.”

The illegal Channel migrant with a Kalashnikov rifle facial tattoo rages at the court as he is sent down for five years.

The Danish government joins other nations in introducing stricter rules on children’s exposure to social media.

Anti-discrimination law is being weaponised to silence dissent on gender ideology.