Politics
Konrad Werner eyes the EU election
May 26 is this upcoming Sunday and that means EU Parliament elections across the continent. Should you even give a toss? Yes, you should. And Konrad explains why and what you need to know. Read more
May 20, 2019
Assange's Arrest: the legal lowdown
What are the charges against the Wikileaks founder and why are they a threat to Press Freedom? Human right attorneys Ben Wizner and Jameel Jaffer gave this sober analysis of the legal ins and outs on Just Security last Thursday. Read more
Apr 13, 2019
Bad breath: The problem with Berliner Luft
Berlin's air stinks: Contrary to popular belief, it's one of the most polluted among EU capitals. As the city government is unveiling a new plan of action, we look into what’s been done to tackle the actual problem: cars! Read more
Apr 2, 2019
Breaking news: Berlin to go car-free by 2030!
Berlin's new Senator for Environment, Traffic and Climate Protection Regine Günther announced a radical new measure: Berlin is to become the first car-free European capital by 2030. Read more
Apr 1, 2019
100 years on, Rosa still rocks
Exberliner's editor-in-chief on why she'll once again be at Friedrichsfelde cemetery this Sunday, January 13, to remember Luxemburg, as well as a bit on what can be found in our Rosa issue out on newsstands now! Read more
Jan 10, 2019
Görli's inclusive democracy experiment: Nikola Richter
Görlitzer Park is electing its first park council. Anyone could candidate themselves and anyone can vote – from Sep 20-27 in front of Café Edelweiß. We talked to mikrotext publisher Nikola Richter about running for a spot in a grassroots election. Read more
Sep 19, 2018
Taking Cambridge to court: David Carroll
INTERVIEW! Give me back my data! American media design professor Carroll always suspected Cambridge Analytica of using private data for political manipulation – and he's taking them to court for it. He speaks at DNL's "Hate News" on May 25. Read more
May 24, 2018
