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Anti-Corruption Blogger Killed By Huge Bomb In Malta

Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed on Monday when a powerful bomb blew up her car.
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The Fate Of Europe Rests On The French-German Partnership

Macron and Merkel must figure out a common way forward in order to combat the momentum of the far right.
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EU Leaders Find Theresa May’s Initial Brexit Proposals ‘Insufficient’

Britain's negotiations with the European Union are off to a rocky start.
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Hungary's Bill On Civil Society Funding Is A Harsh Blow For European Democracy

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An Interview With Former President Of EU Parliament Nicole Fontaine

A charming woman with a fiery spirit, Fontaine pulls no punches when speaking about the shortcomings of the European Union.
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Islamophobia Thriving In Europe, New Report Says

Scholars reported discrimination, abuse and misleading rhetoric in 27 countries.
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The EU Should Be More Like China In This Way

The European Union should be meritocratic at the top and democratic at the bottom.
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How Italians Learned To Govern Themselves Through Technology

People shouldn’t settle for delegation; they should be able to choose participation.
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The Latest Bump In The Road Of Turkey's Quest To Join The EU: European Ultra-Nationalism

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Polish Politician: Women ‘Must Earn Less’ Because They Are ‘Weaker,’ ‘Less Intelligent'

And his female colleague's response was perfect.
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