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The German left has lost its monopoly on class consciousness
The German radical right has mobilised around a working class identity that pits hard-working “makers” against parasitic “takers”. Linus Westheuser...
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Why data protection legislation offers a powerful tool for regulating AI
As this week’s AI Action Summit begins in Paris, Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna explains why data protection laws like the EU’s General...
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Why would Greenlanders take a deal from Trump that gives them less than they already have?
Any deal between Donald Trump and Greenland would either result in Greenlanders receiving less than they get from Denmark or...
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Dark figures, innocent bystanders – the civilian victims of the two world wars
Based on a new book, Cormac Ó Gráda argues that previous estimates of civilian deaths in the first and second...
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The TikTok saga shows the app Cold War has turned hot – now the EU must respond
The fate of TikTok has become a new front in the rivalry between China and the United States, writes Dimitar...
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Walking around in circles – will the Eurozone soon face another crisis?
An increase in economic growth in southern Europe – combined with stagnation in the French and German economies – has...
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Do Russian attacks reduce Ukrainian support for continuing the war?
Do Russian attacks on Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure weaken the resolve of Ukrainian citizens? Drawing on new survey data, Philipp Chapkovski and Ivan S....
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How the normalisation of the radical right has fuelled their electoral success
Radical-right parties made significant gains at the ballot box during 2024. Vicente Valentim argues this success owes much to the...
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“It’s scary to plan for the future” – understanding the concerns, needs and hopes of young people in Ukraine
The war in Ukraine has had a profound impact on young people living in the country. Drawing on new research,...
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The Belgian political space – two worlds, one nation?
Voters in the predominantly Dutch-speaking Belgian region of Flanders are often assumed to be more conservative than those in predominantly...
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