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The Public, the Private, and the Privates: Europe’s Abortion Debate against Shifting Backgrounds

With the return of abortion to the centre of international debate, Sophie van den Elzen tackles the national politics behind abortion legislation.

October 10, 2016March 31, 20234 Comments
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Why does Ireland have the EU’s strictest abortion regime? Applying and Repealing the Eighth Amendment to the Irish Constitution

Eoghan Hughes explains the rise of the strictest abortion regime in the EU through the Eighth Amendment to the constitution of Ireland.

October 10, 2016March 31, 20232 Comments
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Little Europe in Bengal: Patches of multi-national interests on the bank of Hooghly

Arnab Dutta invites us to explore India's Little Europe, where the colonial settlements vied for dominance and cultural supremacy.

October 10, 2016March 31, 20234 Comments
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Five terrifying takeaways from the British Conservative Party Conference: Notes from a Lonely Island #3

Emily Burt breaks down what the British Conservative Party conference means for YOU, Brexit and the Future.

October 10, 2016March 31, 20233 Comments
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The EU as a Democratic Role Model for the U.S.? A European solution to voter inequality in the US

EDITORIAL: Taking an outsider perspective on the US Constitution, Sabine Volk suggests a European solution to its shortcomings.

October 3, 2016March 31, 20232 Comments
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Asian or Eurasian Century? The Emergence of a Media Trend or a Multipolar world

Daniele Carminati looks into the future and sees a new world order where the West is no longer setting the global agenda

October 3, 2016March 31, 20232 Comments
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The Czarny Protest: Poland’s Government faces revolt over new strict Abortion Bill

Emma Danks-Lambert follows the emergence of the Czarny Protests against strict new abortion laws being introduced in Poland

October 3, 2016March 31, 20233 Comments
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The European Union’s ‘Game of Thrones’: Who Will Be The Next President of The European Parliament?

Bastian Bayer introduces us to the contestants in this game and gives us insight into the rise of Martin Schulz.

September 26, 2016March 31, 20233 Comments
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Immigrants, Visas and Silver Bullets: How will UK Migration work Post-Brexit?

Eoghan Hughes examines the promises, pledges and pitfalls surrounding the UK's immigration policy in a post-Brexit reality.

September 26, 2016March 31, 20234 Comments
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Who Polices the Internet? Content Removal v. Freedom of Speech

Julia Mason guides us through the trenches of the internet's most contested battleground and asks is 'Hate speech' the same as 'Freedom of Speech'. WARNING: This article may contain images of an upsetting nature.

September 26, 2016March 31, 20233 Comments

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