Five things Hillary Clinton’s released emails reveal about UK politics
The latest batch of the presidential hopeful’s emails provide insight into the 2010 Labour leadership contest, and the dying days…
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Our treatment of today’s refugees harks back to Europe’s darkest hour
We mustn’t forget the lessons of the Second World War in the face of today’s refugee crisis, says Molly Scott…
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Tsipras’ resignation has left Syriza in deep trouble
Splinter group Popular Unity’s stated aim is to take Greece out of the deal Syriza struck with its creditors.
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Jean-Marie Le Pen may have been banished. But his ideas endure
The expulsion of the former National Front leader does not mean a shift away from his racist views.
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Syriza splits: how will Popular Unity fare?
Tsipras is still expected to win despite the anti-austerity splinter.
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Denmark is the first EU country planning to run anti-refugee adverts in foreign papers
The controversial Danish “information campaign” will be run in foreign newspapers and is intended to deter potential refugees from Syria and Northern…
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Undercover island-hopping tax inspectors are trying to fix the Greek debt one beach at a time
Officials disguised as holidaymakers are targeting tourists and locals alike in an attempt to make small businesses on Greek islands…
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An 11 year old was raped and denied an abortion in Paraguay. This doesn’t just happen “over there”
An 11-year-old Paraguayan girl was raped and denied an abortion. This kind of dehumanisation is also the reality for women…
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