Interesting. Have you ever appealed an editor’s decision?
To round off an eventful week at The 100% CI — after a series of posts on a Red-Team Challenge featuring our own Ruben (Part I, Part II, Part III) — we are pleased to present yet another guest blog: Leonid Tiokhin was desperate enough willing to let us illustrate the inaugural post of his own blog w
Looks like I’ve finally learned Portuguese
Oh joy, oh fun: looks like the AfD is going to kick off the national campaign with another leadership battle. Will probably come to naught, but might be entertaining nonetheless
(British Politics and Policy at LSE)Stuart J. Turnbull-Dugarte provides the first case study analysis of a sexuality gap between heterosexuals and self-identified lesbian, gay and bisexuals (LGB) in Britain. He finds that LGB voters …
I began putting stuff on the internet for fun and non-profit at some point in the previous millennium. In 2008, almost exactly 13 years ago, I registered this domain. After eight years of mostly uneventful but very slow shared hosting with a tiny company somewhere in Germany’s Wild East, I upgraded to a cheapo virtual…
Anna Sauerbrey has a long piece in the NYT, in which she looks at the AfD’s lacklustre attempts to benefit from anti-lockdown protests. Includes some choice quotes from yours truly. [contentcards url="https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/12/opinion/germany-afd-covid.html" target="_blank"]
Bei den Landtagswahlen in Rheinland-Pfalz und Baden-Württemberg schienen Kandidatinnen und Kandidaten besonders wichtig zu sein. Stimmt das eigentlich? Darüber habe ich mit Dietmar Telser von tagesschau.de gesprochen. https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/wahlen/personalisierung-wahlkampf-101.html
What just happened Yesterday, it was leaked that Germany’s Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (the domestic intelligence agency) “suspects” the AfD might be a right-wing extremist organisation that aims to undermine democracy in Germany . Forming this suspicion is an internal process (the agency is under a gagging order and has not commented on…
How it started It’s no secret that Mainz is a carnival hot spot. Shrove Monday, the day of the biggest parade and the most frantic celebrations, is a de facto public holiday in the city. But the de facto bit is important here: the city can’t make it a proper holiday, yet nobody who can possibly avoid it…
Auch mit der AZ haber ich mich über die mobilisierende Wirkung der Briefwahl unterhalten. [contentcards url="https://www.allgemeine-zeitung.de/politik/rheinland-pfalz/rheinland-pfalz-verschickt-wahlbenachrichtigungen_23085354" target="_blank"]