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    Are men under attack?

    The world is changing. Almost nobody wants to return to the rigid class, race, and gender structures of the past….
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    Are zoos unethical?

    Once upon a time, rare and exotic animals were the exclusive preserve of the aristocracy. Royal menageries served as displays of…
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    Should executive salaries be capped?

    Most European countries have a minimum wage, but what about a “maximum wage”? Should there be a limit on how…
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    How can games help children learn better?

    Education is a key aspect of personal development. For many people, education means rows of uniformed children sitting at desks,…
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    Can technology and innovation help revitalise inner cities?

    By the year 2050, the United Nations predicts 80% of Europeans will live in cities or towns. Over time, wealth, businesses,…
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    Are rent controls the answer to affordable housing?

    Is Europe facing a housing crisis? For many Europeans, rents or mortgages have become their highest expenditure, and the situation seems to…
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    Who should pay for your healthcare if you get sick?

    Europe is going grey. Already, the number of Europeans aged sixty-five or older is greater than the number aged eighteen or…
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    Do refugees put a significant burden on social welfare systems?

    Sweden has one of the most generous welfare systems in the world. It has also, per capita, received more asylum seekers than…
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    Are human rights under threat in your country?

    In 2018, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights turns 70. On 10 December 1948, the UN General Assembly adopted the historic…
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