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The war on journalism and the EU’s battle for its core identity
The European states failing to protect journalists investigating corruption
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The European states failing to protect journalists investigating corruption
The murder of journalists calls into question the ability or willingness of some European states to safeguard the freedom of journalists.
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The UK arrival of a European broadcasting and filmmaking powerhouse should be welcomed with open arms
The reluctant celebrity of Sally Rooney
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Germany returns to the forefront of European youth culture