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'Self-criticism would have been important'

Commission President der Leyen glossed over the EU's problems in her State of the Union speech, says Renate Tenbusch

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'African interests differ fundamentally from those of the EU'

Instead of glossing over differences with aid, the EU needs to fundamentally reform its cooperation with Africa. An interview with Robert Kappel

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'There will sooner or later be an effective vaccine'

Russia, China and the US are in a geostrategic race for a Covid-19 vaccine. Johannes Varwick on risks and side effects

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'This coup is no surprise'

Christian Klatt in Bamako on the drivers of the military coup d'état in Mali and what it means for stability in the region

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'The European Union also shares responsibility'

Deforestation of the Amazon is intensifying. The EU is also responsible for stopping it, say Delara Burkhardt and Nilto Tatto

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'A palpable fragmentation of Republican elites'

Political scientist Dorian B. Kantor on how more and more Republican groups support Joe Biden to save the GOP

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'The close election result is quite surprising'

Ernst Hillebrand in Warsaw on the re-election of PiS candidate Andrzej Duda and the opposition's good performance

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'The strength of a united left-wing camp'

Thomas Manz in Paris on why France's 'green wave' represents a triumph of left-wing unity — and not just the Greens

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'We’ve got to rekindle passion for the European cause'

Great expectations rest on Germany's EU Presidency. Minister of State Michael Roth on an historic opportunity for Europe

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'The 2020 election was hugely significant'

Aidan Regan on the historic realignment in Irish politics — and the prospects and challenges of the potential new government