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Georgia passes 'foreign agents' law likely to derail EU candidacy
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The French philosopher and writer Albert Camus once said that we suffocate "in the company of people who think they are absolutely right". Had Camus still been alive today, he would have needed plenty of fresh air. Read on »
MEPs urge commission to act on dangerous substances in workplace
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