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From breakdown to crackdown: environment and climate activists in the crosshair
With anti-whaling campaigner Paul Watson free from prison and extradition, we ask how this case reflects on the treatment of climate and environmental activists in Europe.
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Economist Jérôme Valette: ‘There is no direct causal link between immigration and crime’
Is there a link between migration and crime? In the media as in politics, the relationship between immigration and crime is ...
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Forever and ever Lukashenka
As expected, incumbent President Alexander Lukashenka was re-elected for a seventh term in Belarus's January 26 presidential ...
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The paradox of Belarus’ presidential “election”: predictability in authoritarianism, instability in power
Belarus’s sham elections on 26 January will once again reappoint Alexander Lukashenka, writes from exile Belarusian ...
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Viasna’s Kanstantsin Staradubets: ‘The less people speak and know about Belarus, the more Lukashenka is winning’
Kanstantsin Staradubets is a Belarusian human rights activist and coordinator of the Viasna Human Rights Center.
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Does the Portuguese police have a problem with racism and violence?
Tensions caused by social, housing and racial inequalities, as well as pressure from the far right, have sparked a debate ...
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Presidential election in Belarus: ‘Most people have become as indifferent as they possibly can be’
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenka's presidential election may not compete with the inauguration of Donald Trump, but it ...
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How AI is making it easier to exploit workers
“As with other waves of automation, the supposed potential of generative artificial intelligence (AI) to transform the way we work is creating a huge buzz”, say Data & Society researchers Aiha Nguyen ...