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A mouse in a cage – a feeling for the rights of another species –
Is the use of laboratory animals ethical? Carrie Friese argues that while there are no easy answers to this question,...
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Should you let AI train your dog? The lawless world of AI and animals
Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform our relationships with animals. Yet as Isabella Logothetis, Spencer Jury and Jonathan Birch...
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Brian Klaas: “The United States is now a competitive authoritarian system” – EUROPP
Is the United States still a democracy? In an interview with EUROPP’s editor Stuart Brown, Brian Klaas discusses Donald Trump’s...
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Ukrainian civil society has redefined security in wartime
Ukrainian civil society groups have played a key role in the country’s defence against Russia. Bohdana Kurylo writes these activities...
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The transnational flow of conspiracy theories reflects our fractured world
Online conspiracy theories can spread rapidly across the world. Yet as Zichen (Jess) Hu writes, the way conspiracy narratives are...
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How Europe talks about irregular migration – and why it matters
How do narratives around irregular migration shape policymaking across Europe? Drawing on a new study, Bastian Vollmer and Markus Rheindorf...
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Democracies under strain – the political effects of financial bailouts
How do national governments respond to supranational demands? Drawing on a new book covering the Eurozone crisis, Rubén Ruiz-Rufino shows...
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Should Europe develop its own nuclear deterrent? – EUROPP
Donald Trump’s presidency has prompted questions about whether Europe should develop its own nuclear deterrent. John Ryan argues that while...
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Von der Leyen’s 2025 State of the Union speech – Europe’s autumn of truth?
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is delivering her annual State of the Union speech today. Vera Spyrakou writes...
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Soviet Communism was no more successful at reducing inequality than other regimes
Did communism reduce inequality in the Soviet Union? Joan Costa-Font, Ana Nicinska and Melcior Roig-Rosello show that individuals exposed to...
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