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How the EU always gets away with it

How the EU always gets away with it From fraud to nepotism to revolving doors between the public sector and industry, the stench of impunity is pervasive. By MARI ECCLESin Brussels Illustrations by Daniel Forero for POLITICO In the swish
26/05/2025
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Besieged von der Leyen calls on Europe to ‘fight’

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivered a swashbuckling call for Europe to defend itself against Russia and punish the Israeli government. Speaking as news screens showed Poland scrambling fighter jets
10/09/2025
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Nigel Farage’s party is trying to step out of his shadow. Can it?

BIRMINGHAM — It had suits, wonks, outriders, sponsors, lobbyists, receptions, and a rapidly-growing party flock. But Reform UK’s conference remained in many ways the Nigel Farage show. From the scrum around the
07/09/2025
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The controversial Georgian mine fueling Europe’s new industrial arms race

CHIATURA, Georgia — Giorgi Neparidze, a middle-aged man from near the town of Chiatura in western Georgia, still has marks on his lips from where he sewed his mouth shut during a
05/09/2025
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Britain’s universities feel the heat of its migration culture war

LONDON — Thought writing a 10,000-word dissertation was tricky? Try managing Britain’s embattled university sector.  As students pack their bags, sort their kitchenware and prepare for the time of their lives at
05/09/2025
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Google dodges a $2.5T US breakup

A federal judge refused to break up Google on Tuesday for monopolizing the online search and ad markets, and instead imposed lesser restrictions on its day-to-day operations. District Judge Amit Mehta in
02/09/2025
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European Socialists mobilize against Trump’s trade deal 

BRUSSELS — The next obstacle to the trade deal between the European Union and the United States won’t come from the Oval Office — but rather from the second-biggest party in the
01/09/2025
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