The great Catalonian cyberwar of 2017 (The Washington Post)
As the citizens of Catalonia prepared to vote on independence from Spain this month, software developers decided to offer an assist
As the citizens of Catalonia prepared to vote on independence from Spain this month, software developers decided to offer an assist
Article by Ksenia Svetlova, Israeli politician, journalist, associate professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and policy fellow at the Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies. She serves as a member of Knesset for the Zionist Union
Article by Irene Baqué is a Barcelona-born journalist and film-maker
The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe issued a statement about the police repression against the 1-O referendum on independence
Oddly, the very existence of the EU as a supranational proto-federalist body has given relatively small would-be states such as Scotland, Catalonia and Flanders more encouragement to feel that they can make it in the world under the EU ‘umbrella’
Article by Carles Puigdemont, the 130th president of Catalonia
Political negotiation, not repression or unilateralism, is only answer to Catalan issue
How Its Overreaction Legitimized the Call for Independence
Article by Frida Ghitis, columnist for World Politics Review and a regular CNN.com opinion contributor
Article by Ada Colau, Mayor of Barcelona
To deny Catalans the right to a referendum will likely only win converts to the cause of independence, writes Caoimhín De Barra
A group of MPs and peers writes to denounce Spain’s attempts to block the referendum in Catalonia. And more than a hundred academics put their names to a letter condemning Madrid’s crackdown