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EU institutions roll out the red carpet for Putin's visits to Brussels (Photo: Valentina Pop)

Brussels, 22. Feb 2013, 09:34

"The Magnitsky Affair" is the latest in a series of EUobserver investigative reports. It looks at what the EU is really willing to do to confront Russian human rights abuses on its doorstep.

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Dubai's COP28 — a view from the ground

1. Dec, 11:14

Discussion of the biggest existential threat humanity has ever faced is barely mentioned on billboards or signage in Dubai — yet visitors are made aware quite quickly that t world rugby sevens tournament is imminent.

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'Pay or okay?' — Facebook & Instagram vs the EU

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Since last week, Mark Zuckerberg's Meta corporation is forcing its European users to either accept their intrusive privacy practices — or pay €156 per year to access Facebook and Instagram without tracking advertising.

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