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France’s pension protests and the future of work

More than a million people have protested Fran's pension reform, which was formally presented last Monday. With more demonstrations planned, is Macron risking civil unrest to get his plan through?

Al Jazeera

Jan 30, 23

Global Europe

Sweden’s NATO bid: Is Erdogan blocking it to win the elections?

This week on the Beyond the Byline podcast Alexandra Brzozowski and Evi Kiorri are discussing the tension between Turkey and Sweden, specifically how Turkey is blocking Sweden’s accession to NATO. We’re also looking at the reasons behind…

Euractiv

Jan 26, 23

European Politics & Institutions

How Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has changed public opinion in Europe

Source LSE Europp - Jan 25, 23

European Politics & Institutions

23/01/2023

Do European voters cling to democracy under all circumstances?

Source LSE Europp Blog - Jan 17, 23

Global Europe

12/01/2023

“The aggressiveness is coming from Beijing”

DW News

Jan 12, 23

European Politics & Institutions

Modelling vs polling: Lessons from predicting the 2022 Danish election

Source Europp – LSE blog - Jan 12, 23

European Politics & Institutions

09/01/2023

Sweden has taken over the EU Council presidency. Here are its priorities.

Euronews

Jan 9, 23

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France’s pension protests and the future of work

Sweden’s NATO bid: Is Erdogan blocking it to win the elections?

How Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has changed public opinion in Europe

France, Germany firm up ties on alliance anniversary amid Ukraine strains

Make or break for Macron? French president braves fury over pension reform

Le Maire on Pension Reform, Brexit

Olaf Scholz names Boris Pistorius new German defence minister

Trade unions in France reject pension reform and plan a national strike

Do European voters cling to democracy under all circumstances?

“The aggressiveness is coming from Beijing”

Modelling vs polling: Lessons from predicting the 2022 Danish election

Sweden has taken over the EU Council presidency. Here are its priorities.