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Is it wrong to wear fur?

Twenty years ago, Europe had a virtual monopoly on fur farming. At the turn of the millenium, 73% of all…

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Why do conspiracy theories thrive during times of crisis?

Conspiracy theories are certainly nothing new. However, in times of crisis or uncertainty, they seem to experience a surge in…

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Public health after COVID-19: Has the pandemic shown that ‘health is wealth’?

The COVID-19 pandemic has been called the worst public health crisis in a generation. The cost – in human lives,…

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Should all Sundays be car-free in cities?

For one day in September, cities across Europe are transformed. Boulevards, town squares and side streets – usually packed with…

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Should the economic recovery plan prioritise renewables?

President von der Leyen has pledged a “true recovery” with the European Green Deal at its heart. During her annual…

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What is the state of the European Union?

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has given her first State of the Union address. The annual speech in…

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Global

Was the migrant crisis a betrayal of EU values?

It has been five years since the EU migrant crisis began. Despite the EU declaring the crisis over in 2019,…

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Should students from poor backgrounds get free education?

Is education the best way to cut social inequality? Students are told: work hard at school and, no matter your…

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Can the EU still trust the UK to stick to deals?

Boris Johnson’s “oven-ready” Brexit deal has come out half-baked. In December 2019, Johnson campaigned to win election on the promise…

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