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Transatlantic populismDe MorgenThe rise of populist parties on the Old Continent seems to echo the success of the Tea Party in the United States. But the two movements have different histories, writes the Boston correspondent for De Morgen. The result, though, is the same: governments threatened with paralysis. |
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Royalty will save democracyLe TempsIn the wake of the British royal wedding, perhaps the most successful PR achieved by a monarchy in two decades, essayist Ian Buruma argues that monarchies keep countries together, put a lid on ethnic conflicts and dampen down populism. |
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Green energy — but not in my back yard!Il PostOdd as it may seem, the main victims of environmental conservation appeals are not nuclear power plants or incinerators, but the hydroelectric power stations, solar energy installations and wind farms much-loved by the Green and ecologically minded. |
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Racism in multicultural footballLibération |
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Not so poor kidsFinancial Times Deutschland |
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Bildu legal at lastEl Correo |
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Russia and Germany meet at seaRzeczpospolita |
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BlogA right royal mess |
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Presseurop in FlorenceFrom May 6 to 10, Florence will play host to the Festival d'Europa. Exhibitions, debates and meetings between young people define this event, of which PressEurop is a partner. On 9 May, Europe Day, and May 10, a symposium entitled "The State of the Union" will bring together EU officials and experts on the economic and political challenges facing Europe. Read more Receive the best of European journalism straight to your inbox every Thursday
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A conversation with investigative reporters Stefano Valentino and Giorgio Michalopoulos, who have dissected the dark underbelly of green finance for Voxeurop and won several awards for their work.
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