Adrian Tahourdin: ‘We have left the European Union, but we’re still European!’ – VoxEurop
What does Brexit mean for literature? Will the publishing industry, which is heavily dependent on international talent and exports ...
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Is Putin turning Alexei Navalny into a martyr of democracy in Russia? – VoxEurop
Alexei Navalny's sentence to three and a half years in a penal colony is supposed to be punishment for ...
Do sustainable and inclusive business models make a difference? – VoxEurop
What is a sustainable and inclusive business model (SIBM)? What role do they play in helping to achieve sustainable ...
For an open, transparent and long-term conference – VoxEurop
Madam President, Dear Presidents, As leaders of organisations, foundations and European civil society groups, as activists committed to economic ...
AstraZeneca’s vaccine is a tough match – VoxEurop
One month after Brexit, access to anti-Covid-19 vaccines is at the heart of intense tensions between the EU and ...
How Google’s funding for journalism could threaten media pluralism – VoxEurop
Google’s help has come at a time when news publishers feel pain from declining revenue. The EU Commission has ...
Truth and justice for Giulio Regeni, a European combat – VoxEurop
Five years have passed since the young Italian researcher from the University of Cambridge was abducted in Cairo, and ...
At the UN: zombie NGOs in the service of Delhi’s narrative – VoxEurop
If an uncle who died thirty years ago suddenly came back to life and showed up unannounced for Christmas, ...
Right in the heart of Europe, a secret and influential disinformation network does Delhi’s dirty work – VoxEurop
“I’ve never seen a network of this magnitude”, confides, stunned, a lecturer at the French Institute of Geopolitics, Kevin ...
Navalny’s struggle: ‘Time will come for a change in Russia’ – VoxEurop
Voxeurop: Alexei Navalny knew he was going to be arrested the moment he landed in Russia. Does one need ...