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EuropeA left-wing success story Unlike in the rest of Europe, the far-right doesn't stand a chance in Portugal. That's also because of its left-wing government By Reinhard Naumann
EuropeNot all AI is alike Some alarmists claim that Europe is losing the AI race to the US and China. That's not only dangerous, but just plain wrong By Virginia Dignum
EuropeWhat are central banks for? 10 years after the financial crisis, the eurozone remains mired in unemployment. We need a new approach to central banking By Adam Tooze
Future of social democracyI'm taking Friday off – permanently It’s time to evenly share the benefits of automation. That's why trade unions are calling for a four-day week By Kate Bell
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InterviewsWe need a European Republic Equal electoral law, equal tax law, equal social benefits: Ulrike Guérot argues that the only way to secure Europe’s future is institutionalised solidarity
