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Almost Three in Four Belgians Fear That the Russian Invasion Will Escalate Into WW3
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Almost Three in Four Belgians Fear That the Russian Invasion Will Escalate Into WW3
May 30, 2023

Belgians are increasingly worried about the likelihood of a Third World War following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last year. 72% of Belgian respondents fear that the war could develop into a global conflict, according to a survey conducted by opinion pollster Euroskopia.

Half of Spain Wants the War to End Soon, Even if Ukraine Loses Territories
May 28, 2023

One out of every two Spain citizens consider that the war in Ukraine must «end as soon as possible», even if this means that the Ukrainians have to sacrifice «some territory». This is one of the conclusions of an study carried out by the European demoscopic network, Euroskopia, in 9 EU countries (Portugal, Austria, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, France, Germany, Italy and Greece). In Spain it was made by Sigma Dos.

Half of Spain Wants the War to End Soon, Even if Ukraine Loses Territories
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On ‘Prisoners of Conscience’ Who Fell Through the Cracks of EU Values
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On ‘Prisoners of Conscience’ Who Fell Through the Cracks of EU Values
March 15, 2023

A Spanish journalist has been rotting in a Polish prison for the past year. And nobody knew or cared, Stephen Karganovic writes.

Stephen Karganovic
Analysis: Morocco Now Emerging as New Gateway for ‘Huge’ Flows of African Immigrants Into EU, Experts Fear
July 20, 2022

A number of analysts claim that Rabat is using the build-up of African immigrants in its northern enclave which borders the Spanish one as a game of blackmail.

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Analysis: Morocco Now Emerging as New Gateway for ‘Huge’ Flows of African Immigrants Into EU, Experts Fear
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The Quiet Return of Feudalism
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The Quiet Return of Feudalism
July 15, 2020

Few policy items have more ominously heralded the ongoing realignment of our politics than Universal Basic Income. That its proponents and detractors can’t seem to agree on what UBI is intended for in the first place is merely a measure of that omen.

An Interview With Embattled Catalan President Quim Torra
January 15, 2020

The Catalan independence movement, comprised of three main factions, Junts per Catalunya, Esquerra Republicana Catalana, and Candidatura d’Unitat Popular—which roughly correspond to the positions of center-right, center-left and far-left on the political spectrum—is wracked with internal divisions.

An Interview With Embattled Catalan President Quim Torra
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Lessons from Spain for the Left
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Lessons from Spain for the Left
May 11, 2019

There were several lessons to take from last month’s Spanish elections, some special to Spain, others that resonate continent wide. Since the 28-member European Union is preparing to vote on the makeup of the European Parliament at the end of May, those lessons are relevant.

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Spanish Elections a Lesson for the Left
December 27, 2018

The center-left and the left are still formidable forces in Europe, and their programs do address the crisis of unemployment, growing economic disparity, and weakening social safety nets. But the path to success will requiring re-thinking the strategy of the past 30 years and fighting for programs like those the British Labour Party adopted under Jeremy Corbyn.

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