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EuropeTax paradise lost It's time for Europe to show leadership when it comes to taxing multinational corporations in today’s digital world By Tove Maria Ryding
EuropeBalkan boycott Why the inconclusive referendum in Macedonia poses a challenge to progressive politics in the Western Balkans By Eva Ellereit
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EuropeA missed opportunity The utopian demands of the feminist citizens’ initiative in Austria make it far too easy for its critics By Barbara Tóth
EuropeDecided not to decide After long debates at its party conference, Labour keeps all options on the table when it comes to Brexit By Christos Katsioulis
EuropeSex and populism There's reason to believe that high male-to-female ratios may fuel tensions between refugees and locals By Daniel Gros
EuropeThe end of solidarity How the obsession with identity politics, tribalism, and victimhood is atomising society By Robert Pfaller
EuropeWithout a second thought Why Germany’s premature decision against military intervention in Syria harms the whole of European foreign policy By Jan Techau