Europe has bigger problems than Brexit and the far right, and it involves escalators.
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Read about what it means to work for an NGO in Africa as an intern, from Euroculture's alumnus Noémi Kalocsay.
German elections: Angela Merkel has won another term, the SPD has taken a hit, and the far-right has won seats in the Bundestag. Wong Tsz sheds light on how it all went down.
What does America First mean for Europe? Alexander Pitts reflects on President Trump's speech to the UN General Assembly.
European Commission President Juncker took an optimistic tack in his recent address. Has the tide really turned with Juncker at the helm, or is the EU simply coasting?
The Pulse of Europe movement is growing. Sabine Volk reports from the first meeting in Groningen.
As a participant in February's Global Intern Strike in Brussels, Amina Kussainova takes a hard look at unpaid internships.
Nationalism and populism have been on the rise in the West. What does this tell us about the future of Europe?
Eoghan Hughes explores the complications that Brexit poses for the UK's only and historically loaded land border.
As The Netherlands will be the first of three founding EU Member States to hold a major election this year, Arne van Lienden dissects the political climate surrounding the vote.
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