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Euroviews. Uniform vaping rules can help Europe's smokers make the switch: View

Smokers in Europe are largely unaware of the potential benefits of switching to e-cigarettes, writes British American Tobacco's Giovanni Carucci.

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Euroviews. Can e-cigarettes help save lives? It’s complicated | View

It's not as simple as replacing a very harmful product with a less harmful one, writes the head of the European Respiratory Society's Tobacco Control Committee.

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Euroviews. James Comey: Impeaching Trump won't give America what it needs | View

Trump is a liar and morally unfit for office. It's time to show him that the truth still matters in our nation, says the former FBI chief.

Spain

Euroviews. Catalonia's crisis, Europe's wake up call | View

European intervention in the Catalan crisis is unavoidable amid a systematic bias against secession in the interpretation of Spanish law, says an advisor to the European Parliament.

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Euroviews. What 'red lines' and foreign intervention look like for Syrian civilians | View

Alaa, a civil society worker who has been in Damascus since the start of the conflict, weighs in on the impact of U.S. and Russian foreign intervention in Syria and the perception of civilians on the ground.

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Euroviews. Trump's uninformed swagger won't fly with Kim Jong Un | View

Trump's North Korea denuclearization negotiations likely hinge on China. Kim Jong Un knows what he's doing.

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Euroviews. Syria and Salisbury: The battle to maintain trust in evidence of illegal chemical weapons | View

Chemical weapons' usage in Syria clearly required an immediate and forceful response, but the handling of the aftermath of the targeted chemical assassination attempt on Sergei and Yulia Skripal continues to pose a long-term challenge for the British government.

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Euroviews. Trump has no idea what trade wars actually look like. It's not pretty | View

The history of trade wars teaches us that when things get heated between two countries, it's not long before others get pulled in.

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Euroviews. Impact of the Syrian missile strike | View

Saturday’s missile strike on Syria may temporarily deter the Syrian government from using chemical weapons but it will not alter the trajectory of the seven-year-long war, experts say.

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Euroviews. Why 'Black Panther' is useful for countering populism | View

For those left disillusioned by capitalism, communism and democratization, is there an alternative narrative more inspiring than populism?

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Euroviews. Big tech must do more to protect vulnerable from radicalisation | View

Efforts to combat radicalisation in our institutions should go hand-in-hand with strategies to fight it in virtual spaces, writes counter-extremism expert David Ibsen.

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Euroviews. The time to debate whether robots should have rights is now | View

We need to figure out how to fairly and respectfully share our world with artificial friends and neighbors, writes philosophy professor Don Howard.

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Euroviews. What red line? Why Trump's empty threats don't scare Bashar al-Assad | View

Never has an administration been so consistently inconsistent on matters of national security, writes Col. Jack Jacobs.

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Euroviews. Congress needs to fix Facebook. A Zuckerberg show trial is not the answer | VIEW

Our challenge is not just to overcome the natural resistance of corporations to regulation, but to break free of self-defeating partisanship.

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Euroviews. From bank records to browsing history, not all data are equal when it comes to privacy | View

New regulations on data security in Europe are a step in the right direction to protecting consumers, but more important is how companies respond.

Poland

Euroviews. What is the ‘Smolensk religion’ born from Polish president’s death? l View

Zbigniew Mikołejko, professor and philosopher of religion at the Polish Academy of Science, explains what the 'Smolensk religion’ is, who its followers are, and how it's helping to win elections.

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Euroviews. John Bolton is scary because much of the establishment agrees with him | View

The new national security advisor is no hawkish iconoclast, and the real risk of his tenure is a war no one sees coming, writes Robert Moore.

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Euroviews. Gun taxes prove liberals have never met a crisis they couldn't tax | View

Whether the problem is mass shootings, addiction or obesity, lawmakers continue to argue that higher taxes will cure the nation's gravest ailments.

Turkey

Euroviews. Turkey: When the path to safety for Syrians is anything but | View

The European Union must ensure apparent border security funds to Turkey are not used to "hunt down" fleeing asylum seekers, and step up aid to establish proper reception centers.

Russia

Euroviews. Russia's influence is much more than propaganda and fake news | View

How Russia’s growing soft power among Western populists has been underestimated.