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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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Can Europe revive multilateralism in a divided world?
The United Nations and the EU are both projects of idealism struggling to adapt to a world defined by realpolitik,...
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Can Trump’s political formula find an audience in Europe?
Donald Trump’s appeal is built on a blend of border control, neoliberalism and mercantilism, writes Giray Gozgor. Yet while this...
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Populist citizens are dissatisfied with democracy, but still democratic
Are populists anti-democratic? Drawing on a study of ten West European countries, Patricia Rehus and Steven M. Van Hauwaert find...
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The Meloni method after three years in power – EUROPP
Giorgia Meloni has struck a balance between nationalism and pragmatism during her three years as Italian prime minister. Yet as...
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Attention is all you need – why Europe should decouple from US technology
The rise of AI threatens to deepen Europe’s dependence on American tech companies. Dimitar Lilkov argues that decoupling from the...
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Will Japan’s Sanae Takaichi follow in the footsteps of Giorgia Meloni on gender equality?
Sanae Takaichi is set to become the first female Prime Minister of Japan. Miku Matsunaga and Jochen Rehmert write that...
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The UK’s mandatory digital ID scheme is repeating the EU’s mistakes
The announcement of a new mandatory digital ID scheme in the UK has generated a backlash from citizens. Ronnie Das...
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Islamophobia in Western Europe is not driven by religiosity
Are Christians more likely to be Islamophobic than other citizens? Drawing on a new study of attitudes in France, Germany,...
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