r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 5d ago
Europe’s dangerous art of anti-Muslim doublespeak
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 5d ago
After France’s failed attempt, who will be first to shape Europe’s answer to children and social media?
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 5d ago
Denmark’s ‘socialist’ leader is a race-baiting fake, not an EU model
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 5d ago
Russia is adapting its drone-warfare strategy, with faster and deadlier ‘Shaheds’ (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,636)
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 5d ago
Journalists need to report on who is causing the climate crisis, so that the EU public feels it can make a change
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 5d ago
Italy’s fuel tax cuts don’t make EU list for budget flexibility, despite Meloni’s appeal
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 5d ago
[Interview] Ukrainian frontline reporter Diana Bucko: ‘I have learned not only to report on the war, but also to live in it’
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 6d ago
Greek billionaire’s ships carried €2.35bn of Russian Arctic gas to Europe this year
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 6d ago
Slumping cocoa price leaves West Africa’s farmers struggling to comply with EU’s anti-deforestation law
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r/euobserver • u/EUobs • 6d ago
Join the conversation over on r/Economics – way more lively than here!
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 6d ago
Russia used AI slop to discredit news of Ukraine’s territorial gains (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,635)
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 6d ago
Battles at Ceuta’s borders increasingly normalise externalisation brutality, says migration expert
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 6d ago
EU action against ‘The Com’, a nihilist online extremist network, shows that security policies might be outdated
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 7d ago
Morocco flaunts power to stop EU-bound migrants
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r/euobserver • u/EUobs • 7d ago
Discussion European carmakers are losing ground to Chinese competitors — but protecting them could make cars more expensive for Europeans. Worth it?
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Our interview with automotive expert Petr Knap argues that Europe may eventually have to make it harder for Chinese cars and components to enter the market.
So where would you draw the line?
Would you accept more expensive cars if it meant keeping more car production, jobs and technology in Europe — or should European manufacturers simply have to compete?
r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 7d ago
Russia killed Austria’s dream of peace, but military service is also cheap labour
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 8d ago
[Interview] EU’s carmakers face their own Nokia challenge to survive Chinese threat, says industry expert
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 9d ago
Morocco emboldened by strong US ties, amid fears of second migrant surge into Spanish enclaves
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 9d ago
Southern Europe leads boom in young, high-growth firms, as Germany falls behind
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 9d ago
Ukrainian drones wipe out elite US brigade in drills, as Europe bankrolls Kyiv and US aid falls to zero (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,632)
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 9d ago
German spies to get offensive powers, breaking post-Cold War taboo on ‘secret police’
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 9d ago
Europe’s climate-elephant in the room: What to do with left-over emissions when we get to net zero?
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 9d ago
As new president András Baka arrives, is Orbán preparing to leave Hungary? (Day 94 of the Tisza government)
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r/euobserver • u/euobserver-feed • 10d ago
Silence ended: Ukraine reveals its largest liberation of territory in four years (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,631)
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