The biggest challenge for Sweden’s new prime minister: tackling rampant gang crime
The murder of a white Swedish rapper from an affluent background has added urgency to the pressure on Magdalena Andersson.
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As Christmas approaches, Europe is locking down
A resurgence of Covid-19 has caused the return of lockdowns across much of Europe.
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Wait, is Berlin actually trying to ban dancing?
Unable to close clubs in response to a Covid-19 spike, authorities in the German capital have banned dancing instead.
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Sebastian Kurz: Austria’s millennial chancellor makes a grubby exit
Austria's ex-chancellor promised a new politics, but cosied up to authoritarians and the far right.
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Barnier is out as French Republicans split between moderate and hard right
The former Brexit negotiator had been seen as a frontrunner but has been eliminated from the race.
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Dispatch: After the tragedy in the Channel, could France abandon the UK border deal?
A 2003 deal placing the UK’s border in France has been criticised for contributing to migrant deaths.
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Most of Portugal is vaccinated. Will that protect it from the Omicron variant?
Portugal’s vaccine take-up is exceptionally high and a source of national pride, says MEP Manuel Pizarro.
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How Europe has rushed to deliver booster jabs
Austria, Israel and the UK are currently leading in the world for administering third vaccination shots.
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