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Staff Writer Joel Nugent discusses the upcoming EU Parliamentary elections and what may happen if the surging hard right performs well. 2024 will see...
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Staff Writer Jagoda Ziolkowska analyses the recent surge in content highlighting the unprecedented economic development of Poland. She acknowledges the progress made but warns...
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Staff Writer Thomas Ullmo examines Macron’s recent comments on Taiwan and takes a look at his broader plans for Europe’s foreign policy. French President...
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Roar writer James Westmacott on if a united opposition can finally topple Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s regime and what implications the election has for...
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Comment Editor Hanna Pham on how Britain turning its back on Ukrainian refugees represents a history of hostility and prejudice to those in need According...
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Roar writer Andrea Tonon on how a Europe pre-occupied with Covid-19 could soon create another humanitarian crisis with refugees fleeing the Taliban rule in Afghanistan...
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Roar writer Shaheena Uddin on the EU’s ruling to ban religious symbols in the workplace and their personal experience of the joys and struggles...
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Roar writer Ela Podgórska on Eurosceptic alliances emerging in the European Parliament. In the early days of April observers from the European Union and...
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Laura Saracino in a two-part Roar News x European Horizons collaboration on democracy and the freedom of the press. According to the 2020 World...
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Roar writer Aman Patel on how Brexit has upended political institutions and could spell the end for reasoned discourse If we’re going to ask the question “Is...