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Serbia
Euroviews. Serbia still hasn't come to terms with the 1999 NATO bombing campaign
Populist black-and-white thinking left no room for simultaneous sympathy for the civilian victims and acknowledgement of strongman Slobodan Milošević's legacy. The chance for self-reflection was eventually wasted, Aleksandar Đokić writes.
Ukraine
Euroviews. Russia is counting on 'Ukraine fatigue' to wear down our resolve
Moscow has openly said that it is waiting for Ukraine fatigue — a sense of detachment caused by existential fear — to set in during its war of attrition. This is a crucial strand of its propaganda tactics, Nina Jankowicz and Tom Southern write.
Tunisia
Euroviews. The EU can't fix Tunisia's rising autocracy with band-aid solutions
The democratic backsliding that the opposition is describing as a coup has not provoked a significant enough reaction from Europe. That might threaten the stability in the Middle East on the whole, Ghazi Ben Ahmed writes.
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Euroviews. Dignified life and health for all must be at the heart of our policies
The COVID-19 pandemic was a wake-up call that showed how health is central to the functioning of all of society. In a well-being economy, health is not just a beneficiary — it's its driving force, Dr Hans Henri P Kluge writes.
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Euroviews. Europe’s raw materials rush does not justify hiding lithium's dangers
A scientifically-backed proposal to classify three lithium salts as toxic to reproduction under Europe’s hazard system is at a dead end, and business -- including potential harm to workers handling lithium salts -- continues as usual, Natacha Cingotti writes.
Turkey
Euroviews. Don't be fooled by the polls. Erdogan won't go down without a fight
Polls suggest that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan seems set to lose the upcoming elections on 14 May. Still, his past record tells us that he might do everything he can to reverse his fading chances, Hamdi Fırat Büyük writes.
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Euroviews. Amid global food crisis, we need to turn over a new leaf on coca
Allowing international trade of coca products, including its use as an organic fertiliser, could play a significant role in addressing the food insecurity crisis, Kasia Malinowska-Sempruch and Diego Garcia Devis argue.
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Euroviews. The EU's new proposal to fight textile pollution has to get it right
Ensuring that consumers can easily access reliable information about a garment’s environmental impact and make responsible purchasing choices is key to driving the necessary changes in the fashion industry, Dalena White writes.
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Euroviews. Humanitarian aid needs to stop being used as a weapon of war
This Monday, humanitarian access will be in the spotlight at the European Humanitarian Forum. The discussions must translate into action, with the EU and its member states driving the necessary changes, IRC's Harlem Désir writes.