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Hungary is often portrayed as a problem case for European integration due to frequent clashes between Viktor Orbán’s government and...

Malta celebrated the twentieth anniversary of its EU membership this year. Roderick Pace writes that while the country’s experience as...

Extreme weather events like flooding and wildfires are often cited as evidence of the need to tackle climate change. But...

EU commitments limit the space for governments to implement their own political priorities. Sergio Scandizzo argues that while these commitments...

Many rural areas across Europe have experienced a decline in their populations over recent decades. Drawing on new research from...

Ahead of his inaugural LSE lecture, Adam Oliver describes how he became involved in the field of behavioural public policy,...

The Czech Republic has been an economic success story since joining the EU in 2004. Yet as Lenka Buštíková explains,...

Do the socio-demographic characteristics of lobbyists affect their access to Members of the European Parliament? Drawing on new research, Iskander...

Before the Russian invasion in 2022, Ukraine was home to a sizeable Jewish population ranging between 45,000 and 140,000 Jews....

Artificial intelligence promises to fundamentally change the way social scientists teach and produce research. LSE President and Vice Chancellor Larry...