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Fuelled by growing economic hardships and fears about the future of the continent, an alarming drift…
Since over one million Berlin voters cast their ballot in favour of the “Deutsche Wohnen & Co.…
The cost-of-living crisis continues to tear through the global economy, inflating the profits of a…
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The country finds itself at a crossroads between liberal internationalism and illiberal nationalism
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Analysing shifts in the Greek party and wider political system after the EU elections
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In an era of geopolitical upheaval, the UN Binding Treaty on Business and Human Rights is a chance…
The New Popular Front’s win shows that a fighting Left is the best prescription against a toxic…
Keir Starmer might be the UK’s new prime minister, but his victory was anything but resounding
A deepening political crisis is facilitating the rise of authoritarian forces
The desire to kick out the Tories has boosted support for Labour, but the SNP isn’t going anywhere
Keir Starmer’s party is set to win by a landslide, but its ambitions are simultaneously unrealistic…