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Protests and Prices Push Europe Into Remaking Its Green Deal

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EU voters 'want tighter immigration measures'

Should Portugal's centre-right work with far-right to form a stable majority? | The far right

Democratic Alliance finished ahead in Sunday’s ballot but is a long way from forming a government led by Social Democratic party

Cool to be far right? Young Europeans are stirring a political youthquake.

On a continent better known for left-wing youth activism a la Greta Thunberg, polls show that young Europeans are fueling the growth of the far right from France to Sweden to the Netherlands.

New Finnish leader Alexander Stubb says it took 'final step' into Western community by joining NATO

What you need to know about the 2024 presidential election in Finland

Finns vote on Sunday in a presidential election runoff between centre-right candidate Alexander Stubb of Finland's National Coalition Party and liberal Green Party member Pekka Haavisto. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Chris Rogers obituary

<strong>Other lives:</strong> Dundee University economist who worked for international organisations

Wrapping up the PASTRES programme - Institute of Development Studies

Farmers' revolt threatens election year upsets around the world