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Europe | Artyom Shraibman

Belarus-sia?

Why all the talk of Russia annexing Belarus is unfounded

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‘The calm after the shock doesn’t last long’

In Poland, a discussion about hate speech has arisen after the murder of mayor Paweł Adamowicz

By Bastian Sendhardt


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Fix the euro!

Without higher government expenditure, the eurozone will disintegrate when the next recession hits

By Dirk Ehnts


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The Balkan Blues

Why the EU should be working towards a new security architecture in south-eastern Europe

By Winfried Veit


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'Stop to bloody shirts'

Zoran Lutovac from the Serbian opposition alliance on the anti-government protests in Belgrade

By Dr Zoran Lutovac


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Europe’s polarisation trap

How EU supporters give Salvini and Orbán the upper hand

By Nils Meyer-Ohlendorf


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EU turn

Instead of merciless competition, Europe needs a social union to create solidarity

By Susanne Wixforth and Lukas Hochscheidt


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Beyond the anti-women backlash

How we can understand women’s support for the right in Poland and Hungary

By Weronika Grzebalska and Eszter Kováts


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The municipalist revolution

Naples shows how local democracy can defy the neoliberal paradigm

By Eleonora de Majo


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The left’s Stockholm syndrome

Why it's an illusion to believe that the European Union can be democratised

By Thomas Fazi


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