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Freelance journalists in Europe: the costs of independence
Journalism is facing a structural crisis with far-reaching effects on those working in the industry. In this climate, how are freelance reporters faring in France, Italy, and Spain? The short answer: not well.
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EU caves to US on sustainability rules in trade deal but keeps digital laws intact
The latest EU-US trade-deal details show Brussels has bowed to Washington's demands to weaken its due diligence and sustainability reporting standards (CSDDD and CSRD) while resisting any changes to EU digital regulations.Read on »
The far-right tells a story people buy — so why don't progressives?Opinion
Even as the far-right gains ground with bold and simple stories, much of the political establishment still treats moderation as the only path to victory. Too often, liberal elites and cautious centrists confuse electoral management with real leadership.Read on »
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EU to increase US arms purchases as part of Washington-Brussels trade deal
The EU will substantially increase its purchases of US weapons as part of the Washington-Brussels trade deal with Donald Trump.Read on »
Freelance journalists in Europe: the costs of independenceFeature
Journalism is facing a structural crisis with far-reaching effects on those working in the industry. In this climate, how are freelance reporters faring in France, Italy, and Spain? The short answer: not well.Read on »
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Dutch government preparing UK-style anti-glorification of terrorism law
The Dutch government is preparing a law criminalising the glorification of terrorism — but critics warn its vague wording risks curbing freedom of expression, enabling political persecution, and expanding punishable conduct well beyond its stated aim.Read on »
Asylum applications to EU drop 30 percent year-on-year
First-time asylum applications dropped significantly in May, according to the EU's statistical office Eurostat.Read on »
'Discriminatory' EU visa policy is hurting bloc's image in Africa
The EU’s visa policy — and particularly its high rejection rate of applications from African countries — is "discriminatory" and causing “considerable damage to the EU’s image among Africa’s intellectual, cultural and business elites,” according to new research. Read on »
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