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Euroviews. How to bridge Europe's streets and Brussels' corridors | View
The gap between the European streets and the corridors of Brussels condemns the EU to remain a scapegoat for everyone to blame when something does not work. The only way to break such an impasse is for politics to become European and eventually offer the democratic legitimacy the EU needs.
Italy
Euroviews. Unlike Salvini, Italians still believe in welcoming strangers | View
A new survey of Italian attitudes to migration and refugees finds more ideological diversity than commonly assumed. Economist and researcher Tim Dixon unpacks findings that show more nuances than the populism dominating headlines.
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United Kingdom
Euroviews. UK must do more to tackle sex slavery at home | View
On World Day against Trafficking in Persons, it's clear the British government has a long way to go to end widespread sexual exploitation happening within its own borders, despite claiming to be a leader in the fight against modern slavery.
Poland
Euroviews. Poland's democracy is being boiled to death while the world watches
Polish democracy is being subject to the boiling frog strategy via the adoption of unconstitutional legislation without, however, any risk for the ruling party as effective constitutional review has now been neutralised.
South Africa
Euroviews. Mandela's Long Walk To Freedom Showed We Can Change The World | View
His face is one of the most recognisable in the world but back then, it had been 24 years since the last photograph of Mandela had been published. Few people knew what Mandela looked like, let alone what kind of man he had become. And now here he was, standing before me, his hand outstretched.
