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Long-form journalism and cultural depth - By: Suleiman A. Suleiman

I don’t know how long it will take us in Nigeria to understand that bad journalism is worse than bad government. But that viral video of a morning show encounter between General IBM Haruna and two Arise TV presenters got me thinking, again, about our peculiar form of political journalism and its consequences. I will return […]
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Brexit-hating Donald Tusk BANNED from driving after speeding blunder | Politics

Donald Tusk, 64, exceeded the speed limit in a built-up area by over 31 miles. The anti-Brexit politician, now head of Poland‘s main opposition party Civic Platform, was fined by police and had his licence suspended for three months. Officers said he was going more than twice as fast as permitted, which gained him ten […]
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Nachhaltiger Urlaub: Wie Reisen Ihnen und dem Klima guttut

Fünf Prozent der weltweiten CO2-Emissionen entstehen laut Umweltprogramm der Vereinten Nationen (UNEP) durch den Tourismus. Allein 75 Prozent aller CO2-Emissionen, die dem Tourismus zugerechnet werden, stammen aus dem Verkehr und hier vor allem aus der An- und Abreise zum Urlaubsort. Davon wiederum stammen 40 Prozent aus dem Flugverkehr und 32 Prozent aus dem Autoverkehr. Die übrigen drei Prozent werden bei Reisen mit Bus und Bahn emittiert. Das macht deutlich, der Reisende hat es bei der Wa...
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How all-powerful institutions keep Europe in gridlock

Perry Anderson’s essay ‘Ever Closer Union?’ explores the significance of the different institutions within the European Union. Their common principle, he finds, is that they minimise democracy, with the leaders of the most powerful states directing the affairs of the union from within an impregnable fortress of rules. Anderson starts with the European Court of Justice, established in 1952 as part of the European Coal and Steel Community, which evolved into the European Economic Community ...
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