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Healthcare in Greece: the ongoing ruination of a public service

By Fabien Perrier

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Nobel-worthy Balkan protests trigger resignations of president and prime minister

By Claudiu Pop

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Internet and innovation

AI: From the repression of migrants to generalised surveillance

By Adrian Burtin

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Economy

PIGS grow gangs: southern economies bite back

By Pavel Bartůšek

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Politics and democracy

Racism and racial profiling: do European police forces have a problem?

By Francesca Barca

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Defence and security

Conscription returns to Europe?

By Kostas Zafeiropoulos - Efimerida ton Syntakton (Athens)

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Fishing

Traditional fishing in the Mediterranean is disappearing, and with it, the people who keep it going

By Bruna Cases, Anna Montraveta Riu

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Health

Europe is short of nurses – and so healthcare professionals are on the move

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Sport

The Olympic Games’ mark on South-East Europe: olive branch and Pandora’s box

By Claudiu Pop

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By Emanuele Del Rosso - Cartoon movement (Amsterdam)

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Agriculture

Bringing seasonal workers from third countries, a flawed answer to Greece’s labour shortage

By Bianca Carrera

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2024 European elections

Surprises and shifts: how the European elections went in Southeastern Europe

By Claudiu Pop