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What unites the right in the European Parliament?
The 2024 European Parliament elections produced a majority for political groups on the right. But should we expect right-wing policies?...
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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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What the EU’s new Commissioner for the Mediterranean means for the region
The new European Commission includes a dedicated Commissioner for the Mediterranean. Emanuele Errichiello examines what this change could mean for...
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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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Mixed economic results and growing political conflict – Hungary’s 20 years of EU membership
Hungary is often portrayed as a problem case for European integration due to frequent clashes between Viktor Orbán’s government and...
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Interview with Jill Stuart: “I think it’s very likely we’ll see a lunar base in the near future”
In an interview with Maayan Arad, Jill Stuart discusses the role of private companies in space, the future of the International Space...
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The WHO’s proposed pandemic treaty raises more questions than answers
Member states of the World Health Organization (WHO) are in the process of negotiating a new pandemic treaty to help...
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The positives and negatives of Malta’s EU experience
Malta celebrated the twentieth anniversary of its EU membership this year. Roderick Pace writes that while the country’s experience as...
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The annulment of Romania’s presidential election reflects both foreign meddling and domestic failures
On 6 December, Romania’s constitutional court annulled the first round of voting in the country’s presidential election. Alexandru Damian writes...
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