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What hasn’t been much discussed is the likely impact of the new EU pact on migration and asylum's more forced returns on migrants’ home communities – and it’s not good news.
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Ukraine continues to expand its diplomatic footprint in Africa. 
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Former Italian prime minister Enrico Letta presented his report on relaunching the single market at Wednesday night's summit — the third of its kind in a little over a decade. Will EU leaders listen this time?
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Two Russian bankers left in EU limbo, despite court victory

7 days ago
Two Russian bankers have come closer to wriggling off the EU blacklist due to flimsy evidence, auguring badly for similar court rulings expected before summer.
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EU eyes teen turnout as next generation votes

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Lowering the voting age is a way of making mid-to-late teenagers feel listened to — but it is also a way of creating a habit, increasing the likelihood of them voting throughout their lives. And also possibly a youthful and idealistic ‘shield’ against more reactionary and right-wing middle-aged voters?
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