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  • Harm reduction programs as a pathway to HIV-free Europe

    Harm reduction programs as a pathway to HIV-free Europe0

    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 26/08/2015

    Data shows that Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA) is the only region where HIV infections are on rise among injection drug users.

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  • The European political identity is still under construction

    The European political identity is still under construction0

    • EU Governance and Politics, Op-ed
    • 20/08/2015

    The European Union is at a crossroads between facing more divisions and hostilities on the one hand, and working towards the integration of various heritages into the creation of a unified identity on the other.

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  • EU’s role in land grabbing in Southeast Asia

    EU’s role in land grabbing in Southeast Asia1

    • International Relations and Global Affairs, Op-ed
    • 28/07/2015

    The EU must drop its target for agrofuels which is putting food security at risk in many regions in Southeast Asia.

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  • “Civic death” penalty: the pinnacle of disability rights violations

    “Civic death” penalty: the pinnacle of disability rights violations1

    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 18/07/2015

    Autonomous decision making is still an elusive dream for a large number of Europeans with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities who are placed under guardianship. These people experience “civic death” as they can not make their life choices, get married, sign employment contracts, inherit and manage property, vote or choose the place of living.

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  • Achieving the necessary

    Achieving the necessary0

    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 15/07/2015

    In our culture, partly due to deeply ingrained gender stereotypes, it is still somewhat difficult to associate “power” roles with women. These stereotypes extend beyond image to performance, convincing us that men are more capable than women.

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  • In search of finality: two degrees of global warming

    In search of finality: two degrees of global warming0

    • Environment and Energy, Op-ed
    • 03/07/2015

    On June 8, the G7 agreed on the notorious two degrees target of global warming. In a rare moment of agreement, politicians, environmentalists and corporations signaled their approval of a ‘policy’ which is diversionary at best and socially regressive at worst.

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  • The Spanish revival: a closer look at Spain’s economic recovery

    The Spanish revival: a closer look at Spain’s economic recovery2

    • Op-ed, Social and Economic Policy
    • 27/06/2015

    Spain’s economic growth in 2014 wildly exceeded expectations by outperforming both Germany and France.

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  • Integrating Roma into Europe’s future: Change must come from within

    Integrating Roma into Europe’s future: Change must come from within0

    • Op-ed, Social and Economic Policy
    • 22/06/2015

    It is urgent for national governments to establish frameworks through which victims of discrimination can become aware of their rights and receive fair remedy.

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  • Is there life after the Islamic State?

    Is there life after the Islamic State?0

    • International Relations and Global Affairs, Op-ed
    • 19/06/2015

    Who feels safe under the Islamic State and why?  

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