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Euroviews. View: Trump is edging us closer to nightmare nuclear scenario

Javier Solana fears that Trump is creating perverse incentives for others to develop nuclear weapons

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Euroviews. View: Chemical weapons are becoming the new normal again, a century after World War I

The international community is sending a dangerous message to despots, dictators and terrorists the world over: stamping out chemical warfare is not a priority, writes Hamish de Bretton-Gordon

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Euroviews. View: Europe’s employment policies are not working

The European Commission’s proposals for addressing the problem of joblessness are in many cases insufficient, say Alois Stöger and Nicolas Schmit

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Euroviews. View: Macron alone is not enough to fill EU power vacuum

Phillipe Legrain says the French president will not be able to fill the hole in Europe left by Merkel’s declining power

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Euroviews. View: EU needs to offer tangible, irrefutable rewards to eastern neighbours

At this weeks EaP summit, the EU needs to appease its member states and those next door, say Radu Magdin and Adelina Jelescu

United Kingdom

Euroviews. EU needs British money so UK should be setting trade ultimatums: View

As European leaders demand more concessions in return for trade talks with the UK, UKIP's David Challice says the talks are happening upside down.

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Euroviews. View: Trump has inspired climate unity, now let’s act on it

Hilda Heine and Kevin Rudd say Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris agreement has unleashed a global resolve to tackle climate change

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Euroviews. View: Science proves kids are bad for Earth, morality suggests we stop having them

We need to stop pretending kids don't have environmental and ethical consequences, writes Travis Rieder

Poland

Euroviews. View: Independence Day in Poland was no 'beautiful sight'

The Polish government has embarked on a dangerous route and the point of no return is quickly coming into sight, writes Amnesty International’s Barbora Černušáková

Germany

Euroviews. View: Merkel’s greatest achievement

Marcel Fratzscher says the German chancellor’s most consequential achievement is not economic

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Euroviews. #MeToo: Now I know I am not alone

I was sexually abused as a teenager and I want people to know because silence is dangerous.

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Euroviews. View: Defending the liberal world order

The only way to protect the liberal world order is for powers, beginning with the EU, to step into the breach, writes Guy Verhofstadt

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Euroviews. View: Japan’s lesson for Europe

Japan has proved that population aging doesn’t need to rule out economic growth for countries that resist immigration, argues Daniel Gros

Morocco

Euroviews. Morocco's stateless children

There are many people around the world who are born and die without leaving any official trace of their existence. They are ghosts in their own country; unaccounted for, unidentifiable and hidden.

Bangladesh

Euroviews. View: The Rohingya people deserve so much better

UNHCR's Vivian Tan looks at ways of addressing the Rohingya crisis

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Euroviews. View: The cruelty cycle

Animals are not here “for us”, they are not here to become our property or to be slaughtered and harmed, writes Camille Bello

USA

Euroviews. New York attack shows focus on Middle East terror risks is misplaced

The profile of terrorism is quickly evolving, and the Arab world is no longer the point of origin.

Spain

Euroviews. How I saw the birth of a republic and its collapse into a coma

The days that followed the proclamation of the Republic of Catalonia were charged with many emotions. Here is one account.

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Euroviews. View: A loving home, not institutional care, for every child

"The time has come to give millions of children who remain in residential institutions a fair chance in life."

Spain

Euroviews. Life in the "Republic of Catalonia" comes with strong emotions