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Wie Deutschland sich von US-Tech lösen will – mit Karsten Wildberger

April 14, 2026

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Wie Deutschland sich von US-Tech lösen will – mit Karsten Wildberger

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Steps to Take If You Lose Your Passport in Europe

April 14, 2026

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Steps to Take If You Lose Your Passport in Europe

Reaching for your passport — only to find it missing — can quickly turn a trip into a stressful ordeal. Whether it slipped out of your bag, was stolen, or left behind, losing a passport abroad presents challenges.
Fortunately, Europe offers clear procedures to help recover, remain legally compliant, and return home safely. Acting swiftly and following the proper steps can make a significant diff

Kallas Condemns International Law Breakdown in Middle East and Ukraine: Worst Since WWII

April 13, 2026

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Kallas Condemns International Law Breakdown in Middle East and Ukraine: Worst Since WWII

She cautioned that the conflict in Iran, which rapidly spread to neighboring countries, has “caused immense instability and cost far too many lives” while disrupting global energy markets and supply chains.
Kallas also criticized a shift toward “coercive power politics,” cautioning against a world shaped by competing spheres of influence.
“We are hearing a lot about m

Magyar Suggests Lifting Hungary’s Block on €90B Ukraine Loan

April 13, 2026

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Magyar Suggests Lifting Hungary’s Block on €90B Ukraine Loan

Ukraine faces a financial crisis if a loan isn’t approved by May, as their resources are drained from prolonged conflict. Though a summit last month aimed to address it, Orbán and Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico demanded assurance on oil flow before releasing funds.
No further meetings are needed to resolve the loan issue. Magyar indicated a decision could occur before his gover

Reproducing Society, Securing the Economy: Social Reproduction in Practice

April 13, 2026

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Reproducing Society, Securing the Economy: Social Reproduction in Practice

The existence of society is fundamental for the economy. Society must sustain itself, a process known as social reproduction. This involves not just biological reproduction but also daily activities like caregiving, cooking, and cleaning. These activities not only sustain society but also support the economy, even if they’re not always visibly recognized within it. The economy tends to dist

April 13, 2026

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How Orbán Lost the Hungarian Election

Orbán’s downfall started in 2024 when the government pardoned a former deputy director of a children’s home convicted of covering up child sexual abuse. This scandal led to a public revolt by Magyar, a mid-level civil servant and Fidesz member, drawing thousands of protesters. Magyar’s media campaign included releasing an audio recording of his wife, Judit Varga, describing alleg

The Increasing Expense of International Challenges

April 13, 2026

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The Increasing Expense of International Challenges

As the prime minister navigates a pivotal month, what stands as his foremost concern? He faces a challenging array of issues both at home and abroad, all amidst essential upcoming elections.
In the Middle East, with no peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran and the Strait of Hormuz still blocked, a prominent think tank delivers stark warnings about the repercussions for British households.
In

The Iran war has been good for Starmer — to a point

April 13, 2026

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The Iran war has been good for Starmer — to a point

The conflict bolstering his political standing also threatens the economic strategy critical to his premiership.
Starmer’s crisis management hasn’t been impeccable. The U.K.’s delayed deployment of a warship to the Mediterranean displeased allies like Cyprus, the UAE, and Jordan. Ties with the U.S. have worsened since President Donald Trump criticized Starmer for initially denyin

Maximizing Arthritis Medications to Enhance Patient Quality of Life

April 13, 2026

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Maximizing Arthritis Medications to Enhance Patient Quality of Life

Over the last 20 years, advancements in drug treatments for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) have enabled many to live without pain, joint swelling, and long-term disability. However, for numerous patients in Europe, finding the right medication still involves lengthy trial and error.
To address this, researchers, clinicians, and patients from seven EU nations, alongside Norway, Switzerland, and the UK,

Von der Leyen Waits Just 17 Minutes to Celebrate Orbán’s Heavy Defeat

April 12, 2026

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Von der Leyen Waits Just 17 Minutes to Celebrate Orbán’s Heavy Defeat

Manfred Weber, leader of the European People’s Party, to which the successful Tisza opposition party belongs, also expressed his delight at Orbán’s defeat. Orbán’s populist-nationalist Fidesz party exited the center-right EPP group in 2021 to join the far-right Patriots for Europe.
“Tonight is the victory of the people of Hungary!” Weber wrote. “They confirm that our centre-right, people-first po