In this #MyEUIResearch interview, PhD researcher Frederik Carl Windfeld uncovers how Western media represented Syrian children as ghosts and Aleppo as haunted, and how Gothic horror traditions shape war coverage, creating disturbing intimacy with distant conflicts.

What is the "essence" of a human right? In this #MyEUIResearch story, doctoral candidate Anaïs Brucher traces how the European Court of Human Rights uses this concept widely present in human rights law, but never clearly defines it. What she found challenges how we think about the language of rights.

In this #EUIResearch story, Fernand Braudel Fellow Margit Feischmidt investigates how moral emotions become political. Through interviews with activists in Hungary, she shows how solidarity can generate alternative visions of the nation.