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How European funds shape local elections – EUROPP
Does EU Cohesion Policy funding help local politicians win re-election? New research by Marco Di Cataldo and Elena Renzullo demonstrates...
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Has Britain moved on from Brexit? – EUROPP
Almost a decade on from the UK’s EU referendum, has Britain finally moved on from Brexit? Drawing on a new...
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Functional, not federal – why pragmatism now defines the EU-UK relationship – EUROPP
A recent Parliamentary Partnership Assembly in London underlined the potential for the EU and UK to work more closely together...
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Does religion still matter in Polish politics? – EUROPP
Poland has traditionally had very high levels of religiosity and the Church played a crucial role in the collapse of...
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A shared Atlantic? Reimagining the historical ties between Europe and Latin America –
Latin America’s international relations are often viewed through the lens of US hegemony. Yet as Charlotte Eaton explains, this risks...
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Exodus – how the Ukraine war rewired Moldova’s mobility
Moldova entered the 2020s as one of Europe’s most depopulated countries. Diego Muro, Géza Dobó and Robert Gönczi write that...
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Global biodiversity governance offers a ray of hope for environmental diplomacy – EUROPP
The lead-up to COP30 has been dominated by pessimism about the prospects for a breakthrough on climate change. Yet as...
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Why the far right’s push for “climate realism” is winning political ground – EUROPP
Are climate policies damaging the economy? Till Hilmar writes that despite the staggering costs of climate change, opposing climate policies...
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The world is on the cusp of climate tipping points – the stakes could not be higher for COP30 – EUROPP
As global temperatures rise, we risk passing multiple climate tipping points beyond which natural systems will begin to change irreversibly....
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Germany’s housing crisis is making Europe’s sick man even sicker –
Germany is facing a housing crisis driven by a severe shortage of affordable homes. Alexander Reisenbichler argues that reframing the...
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