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The best stories from all over Europe, curated by the Display Europe editorial team.
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Europe’s trees of tomorrow

Displaced by a booming economy that favoured the already wealthy, we moved from Dublin to Wicklow – "The Garden of Ireland" – when I was eleven years old. The house was tiny but the view was magnificent: a patchwork of rolling fields and forests greeting 15 kilometres of coastal wetlands and pebbled beach. The passage…
12 September, 2024
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Europe’s summer heat

C’est la rentrée! That’s what the “EU bubble”, made of bureaucrats, lobbyists, journalists, and interns, says in Brussels every September. Just not quite yet: before we start focusing on what’s next on the agenda, this press review is about what kept Europeans awake at night over the summer. It was the heat: a record-breaking one.…
11 September, 2024
Eurozine Federated content

A race against time and fraud

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the European Union (EU) launched its most ambitious recovery plan since the Marshall Plan. The Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), a cornerstone of the NextGenerationEU initiative, promised a staggering €723 billion in grants and loans to member states.  Now, as the 2026 deadline approaches, a critical question emerges:…
5 September, 2024
Eurozine Federated content

Prosthetic library: the Active Amputee

With a tireless drive to improve conditions for amputees, Björn Eser or the Active Amputee, has become a prominent figure in the fight for mobility. In this episode of Gagarin, Eser talks prosthetics, outdoor sports and why mobility shouldn't be a luxury together with Eurozine’s editor-in-chief Réka Kinga Papp. Read more about Björn Eser and…
4 September, 2024
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Fleeing war, finding exploitation: Ukraine’s refugees in Europe

Russia's 2022 all-out invasion of Ukraine sparked Europe's largest post-WWII exodus. Two years on, 10 million Ukrainians remain displaced, with 6 million refugees in Europe, according to UNHCR estimates. The long-dormant Temporary Protection Directive, activated for the first time, granted Ukrainian refugees swift access to residence permits, labour markets, housing and social safety nets –…
4 September, 2024
Voxeurop Federated content

Hand in hand, Twitter/X and the far-right are unravelling our social fabric

While, at the time of writing, Belgium and France still have to form their governments – a quest complicated by the desire to exclude far-right parties that have gained ground at the ballot box – some of their neighbours have taken the plunge, welcoming radical right-wing formations into their executive. “Finland, Italy and Slovakia have…
4 September, 2024
Krytyka Polityczna Federated content

Fear has prevailed in the German elections

. "This is a turning point in Germany's post-World War II history". - thundered the headlines of German newspapers, although these results were expected by everyone. The election in Thuringia was won by the far-right AfD, winning a record 32.8 percent of the vote. In Saxony, the Christian Democratic CDU took first place (31.9 percent),…
3 September, 2024
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Will the Chinese have to bail out Italian automakers? That's the price of neoliberal reforms

. Italy was for decades associated as an automotive powerhouse. Fiats were produced and sold in mass quantities in all corners of the world, including Poland, while Lancia and Alfa Romeo achieved success in motorsports. Now, however, the strength of the Italian automotive industry is not so obvious, especially if one excludes the supercar market,…
3 September, 2024
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How many guns are in circulation in Europe? 

On 3 July a shooting took place in a pizzeria on Paseo de Delicias, in the heart of Madrid, during a dispute between gangs. Police arrested a minor, but did not find the sawed-off shotgun that was used in the shooting. There are an estimated 35 million illegal firearms circulating in the European Union, more…
26 August, 2024
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Depopulation, mental health crisis, militarization. What will Ukraine be like after the war? [interview].

. Kaja Puto: The war in Ukraine has been going on for more than two and a half years. How has Ukrainian society changed under its influence?". Maria Piekhovskaya: First of all, it has united them, because the society used to be strongly divided. Ukrainian historians and political scientists argued about how many Ukrainians there…
2 September, 2024
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Ukrainian children in the Polish education system. Mucha: We can really cope [interview].

. Katarzyna Przyborska: Piotr Zgorzelski, deputy speaker of the Sejm from the PSL and your coalition partner from the Third Way, praised the idea of extending compulsory education to Ukrainian children, but was concerned that the Ministry of Education would be neutral on the curriculum in so-called Saturday schools, Ukrainian schools. "There can be no…
2 September, 2024
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Heat wears out the poor faster

. Although the vacations are coming to an end, the fever is not about to abate, and meteorologists are warning of another wave of high temperatures in Poland in early September. However, complaining about the weather has ceased to be a national sport in the country of complainers, and has become a global standard in…
30 August, 2024
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‘Free Palestine’: The cry of Tunisia’s next hirak?

With a death toll long surpassing 30,000, the displacement of 1.4 million people, and a famine induced on a population already bearing the brunt of a 16-year blockade, Israel’s ongoing war in Gaza has been unparalleled in its levels of violence and destruction. Also unparalleled has been the extent of the international outpouring of public…
28 August, 2024
Krytyka Polityczna Federated content

Believe in the Plan. Why are Americans grasping at conspiracy theories? [interview].

. David Krawczyk: Among Donald Trump's voters in 2016, there were those who went to the polls not just to elect a president. They supported their warrior who was going to prevail against an international pedophile shaykh who kidnaps children and drains their blood. According to this conspiracy theory, the shaykh was to be led…
28 August, 2024
Eurozine Federated content

Updating common knowledge

Have you ever wondered how the results of scientific research get written up, published, disseminated and, in some cases, eventually accepted as conventional wisdom? How do those obscure academic articles in hard-to-remember journals contribute to our everyday understanding of the world around us? Are you perplexed over how science says one thing today only to…
26 August, 2024
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