Europe’s air defences are in a bad state. Its armies have not thought seriously about defending their own skies for some time. But as Russian missiles and drones pound Ukrainian cities, Europe is scrambling to retool. The continent’s missile…
Category: 3. Europe
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Can The Continent Catch Up In The Innovation Race?
FRANKFURT, GERMANY – JUNE 13: A huge euro logo is seen in front of the headquarters of the European … More
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Austerity and immigration no longer explain the far right’s rise in Europe | The Far Right
The results of Sunday’s general elections in France have brought some relief to Europeans anxious about another far-right government being formed within the European Union. But this is by far not the end of the story.
As debates rage about what…
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Russia Conducting ‘Shadow War’ To Destabilize European Countries, Leaders Say
WASHINGTON — Russia is carrying out a “shadow war” against European countries through cyberattacks, disinformation, sabotage, and other measures and it’s time to recognize it and respond, according to European leaders attending the NATO…
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Europe: Sweeping pattern of systematic attacks and restrictions undermine peaceful protest
Across Europe, the right of peaceful assembly is coming under severe attack as states increasingly stigmatize, criminalise and crack down on peaceful protesters, imposing unjustified and punitive restrictions and resorting to ever more repressive…
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Europe’s Best Countries For Living Abroad In 2024, According To Expats
Only one nation—Spain—made it into the top 10 in 4th place with 84% of expats saying they’re happy … More
If moving to Europe has always been a dream, now could be the perfect time to take the plunge. More…
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Defending Europe with less America
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- Russia’s war on Ukraine has revealed the sorry state of European militaries and defence industries after decades of peace dividends, as well as their deep reliance on the…
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European countries agree on regional priorities
Advancing regional action on chemical safety in a new policy landscape was the focus of a WHO-led meeting in June attended by representatives from 28 countries. Chemical safety is an issue of public health concern. In the WHO European Region,…
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WHO/Europe sets the course for reducing obesity in Southern European countries
WHO/Europe recently gathered country representatives and experts to set a course for the reduction of childhood obesity in southern European countries: Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Malta, Portugal, San Marino, Slovenia, Spain and…
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Europe’s messy Russian gas divorce
This report is the first in a series on “Europe’s energy transition: Balancing the trilemma” produced by the Brookings Institution in partnership with the Fundação…