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Europe is short of GPs
Europe is facing a shortage of general praticioners. Family doctors are ageing and unevenly distributed, and their profession ...
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As election day approaches, Germany’s far-right firewall trembles but holds firm
For the first time ever, the CDU has tried to make common cause with right-wing radicals. Protests against these developments ...
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Ankara remains an obstacle to peace in Syria
Turkey seeks to extend its control in Syria, pushing a colonial-style administration while targeting Kurdish forces. It ...
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Can Europe stand up to the US big-tech juggernaut?
Since the US election, the radical libertarians of Silicon Valley have mounted an all-out assault on Europe’s efforts to ...
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Olha Mukha: ‘For a long time, the West refused to acknowledge Russia’s colonial and imperial character'
The Ukrainian philosopher discusses the war in Ukraine, the issue of Russian imperialism (or colonialism) in Western ...
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Greenland: no to Denmark, no to the USA… and Europe?
With Trump’s renewed interest in acquiring the Arctic island, the risk of disinformation directed against Greenland has ...
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Hanna Perekhoda: ‘The fight for freedom in Ukraine is intimately linked to the global struggle against fascist forces’
Ukrainian historian and activist looks back at some of the preconceptions and simplifications that, in Western Europe, shape ...
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Andrei Kurkov: ‘We needed a war to show that Ukraine is different from Russia’
Andrei Kurkov (b. 1961) is one of Ukraine’s most prolific and eclectic writers. He has covered several themes linked to Ukraine’s recent history – especially after the 2004 Orange revolution, as well ...