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A case pending at the European Court of Human Rights will determine whether Europe still upholds the principle of universal ...
The spread of right-leaning subcultures fetishising a return to traditional gender roles is reshaping European politics.
Europe’s swing from soft to hard power projection is necessary but risks going too far. Promoting democratic values is part ...
The European Commission is participating in UN-led negotiations in Geneva this week to hash out the terms of a Global ...
A community-based long-term care model combining public, private, charitable and family networks could improve health ...
From Cherbourg to Dieppe, migrants navigate longer, deadlier paths to reach the UK, highlighting new challenges in the ...
As the EU accelerates its green and digital transitions, the stakes for workers are growing. Technological innovation, new industries and evolving production methods promise progress – but they also ...
Prevention is a cornerstone of resilience and a prerequisite for a healthy democracy. We must make sure it receives more ...
Covid-19 showed that short-term fixes aren’t enough. The EU must develop a cohesive health policy that strengthens systems ...
A preliminary agreement between the EU and the US left European steel producers the promise of a quota system to be ...
Eurostack is an ambitious initiative to build a European digital ecosystem from top to bottom. Building it won’t be easy but ...
Joachim Bitterlich grew up dreaming of a borderless Europe, and as a diplomat played his part in making it happen. Now he ...