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Die Linke is increasingly coming to resemble its opponents. Is it time for the left to break with The Left?
Brexit threatens Europe’s mission
Britain’s relationship with Europe resembles a broken marriage – but that doesn’t mean these partners should file for divorce.
Regulation, not legislation: dealing with the global drug problem [interview]
Marcin Chałupka spoke to César Gaviria ahead of the Special Session of the United National General Assembly on the world drug problem.
Will somebody finally tell the thruth about world drug policy? [interview]
The aim of the UNGASS was to have a broad, open debate with all UN member states involved and that has not happened.
How to win Europeans for the refugee cause?
What is needed is a third narrative between “no borders” on the one hand, and an irrational fear of refugees on the other, writes Alena Krempaská.
We Want to Change Europe [Interview]
David Condliffe speaks about collaboration with the Labour Party, the positive changes Corbyn has brought in, the biggest labour issues in Britain now, and a social Europe, which Unite is fighting for.
Macedonia’s political crisis: Make or break for civil society
While the immediate cause of Macedonia’s current wave of civic unrest unrest is relatively straightforward, the roots of the discontent are far more complex.