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EUrologus

Tags: Democracy, European Elections, European Parliament
Will the rise of far-right Europe be a wave or a tsunami?
by: Kata Moravecz

June 4, 2024
Noteworthy

Tags: Democracy, European Elections, European Parliament
How the European Parliament fails to reflect the diversity of the EU
by: Maria Delaney

June 4, 2024
Noteworthy

Tags: Democracy, European Elections, European Parliament
Retire to the European Parliament? Young MEPs are few and far between
by: Maria Delaney

June 4, 2024
Civio

Tags: Democracy, Migrations, Rights and equality
Too many European children are strangers in their native land
by: Ter García,María Álvarez Del Vayo,Adrian Maqueda,Carmen Torrecillas,Lucas Laursen

May 30, 2024
OBC Transeuropa

Tags: Migrations, Rights and equality
A long and harsh path to citizenship: interview with Elvira Mujčić
by: Nicole Corritore

May 29, 2024
Civio

Tags: Democracy, Migrations, Rights and equality
Becoming a European citizen is an obstacle race: the paths to naturalization
by: María Álvarez Del Vayo,Lucas Laursen,Ter García,Carmen Torrecillas,Adrian Maqueda

May 28, 2024
EUrologus

Tags: Democracy, gender equality, Inequalities, Rights and equality
Women in politics are progressing in the EU, in Hungary they are not
by: EDJNet

May 24, 2024
EUrologus

Tags: Elections, European Elections
Among young Europeans, Hungarians are the most hesitant about whether to vote or not
by: Kata Moravecz

May 23, 2024
Le Soir

Tags: Crime, gender equality
Femicides: Belgium is still lagging behind in data collection
by: Théo Anberrée,Agathe Decleire

April 30, 2024

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