Most explanations of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine focus on NATO expansion or Vladimir Putin’s personal ambitions. Yet as Gabriel A....
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Read moreSerbia’s student-led protests have developed into a sustained challenge to the authority of Aleksandar Vučić’s government. Jelena Filipovic writes that...
Read moreThe US-EU trade deal announced in July has been portrayed as a one-sided agreement that damages European economic interests. Yet...
Read moreIn July, Greece implemented a three-month suspension on the processing of asylum applications from North Africa. Katerina Glyniadaki examines the...
Read moreSpain’s nationwide blackout in April gave a preview of a darker future, where the vulnerabilities of the digital public sphere convert...
Read moreFor a central bank to succeed, it needs public trust in its monetary policy and support for its currency. Yet...
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Read moreWhen do politicians debate each other? Drawing on a study of debates in the German Bundestag, Elias Koch and Andreas...
Read moreParks can be much-loved oases within a city, but quite how important they are when compared to other amenities is...
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