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The EU in 2035: Bigger, messier, tougher
Paul Taylor is a contributing editor at POLITICO. PARIS — A few weeks ago, a graduate student challenged me to imagine the European Union in…
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Tory Civil War Erupts After Senior Peer Calls For Devolution To Be Put ‘Into Reverse’
Lord Frost negotiated Boris Johnson’s now-scrapped Brexit deal. A Tory peer has sparked a furious backlash after calling for devolution to be put “into reverse”.…
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Putting health back in health care
Advances in medical science and technology are rapidly changing and as we saw with the pandemic, diagnostic tests play a pivotal role in health care…
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Labour’s Lisa Nandy And John McDonnell Fight On TV Over Sunak Attack Ads
Lisa Nandy and John McDonnell on ITV’s Peston. Two Labour MPs have had a fall-out on national TV over the party’s controversial attack adverts on…
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Ukraine agitates to keep EU bid on Europe’s mind
Ukraine may still be dominating the news cycle in Europe. But in Kyiv, there are jitters that its bid to join the EU is slipping…
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Alberta aims for net-zero emissions by 2050 in ‘aspirational’ climate plan
Alberta is aiming to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, according to a newly-unveiled plan released Wednesday, though details on how that will be achieved remain…
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Colin Beattie Quits As SNP Treasurer Following Police Arrest
Colin Beattie was arrested by police yesterday The SNP’s treasurer has quit after being arrested by police investigating the party’s finances. Colin Beattie, who is…
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EU lawmakers break ranks to endorse controversial funding for border protection
The EU’s brawl over whether to pay for border fencing has spilled into the European Parliament. On Wednesday, EU lawmakers approved a controversial amendment endorsing…
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David Staples: Alberta is losing its most realistic leader but his pragmatic approach will help define our politics
Alberta is losing its most realistic provincial politician, but his pragmatic approach will help define the next provincial government, be it Danielle Smith’s UCP or…
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Will Ursula von der Leyen run again? Germany hopes so.
BRUSSELS — Ursula von der Leyen insists she has not yet decided whether to run for a second term atop the EU’s executive. Germany isn’t…
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