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France and Germany Spearhead WHO Reform
The COVID-19 pandemic brought to light many financial and legal weaknesses in the World Health Organization (WHO), as well as…
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Economy
Spain Reveals Four-Part Exit Strategy
Spain is the eurozone’s second hardest-hit country from the coronavirus pandemic with over 24,000 deaths, just behind Italy’s toll of…
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Energy
Crisis Causes Pollution Levels to Plummet
Before the coronavirus outbreak, emissions targets and climate change ambitions were two of the top watchwords across European – and…
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Economy
Covid-19: How Will Europe Cope?
In a matter of weeks, new cases of Covid-19 dropped off in China but exploded everywhere else, with the World…
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Cyprus
The Floodgates Open as Europe Finds Itself Underwater
At least 33 Turkish soldiers were killed in an airstrike in northern Syria on February 27th, kicking off a round…
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Business
It’s Not the Germs That’ll Get You
The coronavirus has taken the world by storm. The World Health Organization (WHO) officially declared it a global emergency late…
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Europe
Parliament Dissolves as North Macedonia Vies for Accession
North Macedonia is set to hold new elections on April 12th, a full eight months earlier than expected. Not long…
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Business
Will Trade Wins Keep Europe Strong During Coronavirus?
Italy pulled off a victory when it recently dodged tariffs from the United States on some exported goods, including the…
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Business
The Buck Stops Here: Portugal Introduces Changes
Originally aimed at helping the nation make a buck in the wake of the sovereign debt crisis, Portugal is finding…
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Europe
The IMF Prepares to Depart Athens
On January 7th, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that the IMF will be leaving the country. The fund is…
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