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EuropeBelarus’ unorthodox corona response In Europe's ‘last dictatorship’, the government’s strategy isn’t just motivated by medical reasons By
EuropeEmergency powers are a gift to Europe’s autocrats In Hungary, open-ended restrictions to combat Covid-19 may imperil democracy. The EU must show its ability to react By Paul Hockenos
EuropeCovid-19: Where's the EU? So far, the EU has shown lacklustre corona crisis management. A view from Italy shows what needs to happen now By Tobias Mörschel, Michael Braun, Luca Argenta
EuropePutin: President in perpetuity? Putin's constitutional coup ensures that he could remain in power until 2036. But Russia's young generation wants change By Peer Teschendorf
EuropeCan the EU create a powerful sanctions regime? An EU version of the Magnitsky Act would be a demonstration of global leadership against human rights abuses By Loraine Rickard-Martin, Jedrzej Nowe
EuropeWalking headlong into disaster The EU failed to learn from the crisis of 2015 – and is now paying the price. Its refugee policy is even worse than back then By Petra Bendel
EuropeDoes Europe care about care? The EU’s new gender strategy finally puts care work more solidly at the centre of our economic activity By Barbara Helfferich
EuropeThe EU's lopsided ‘solidarity’ By denying human rights to refugees, the EU has outscored both Greece and Turkey in a competition of anti-humanitarianism By Dimitris Christopoulos
Europe'He shouldn't be extradited' Whistleblowers must be protected and Julian Assange freed, argues German Social Democratic MP Frank Schwabe By Frank Schwabe
