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1 day ago
In Sweden, two far-right and scandal-embroiled parties are now vying for the European Parliament vote of young, rural – but mostly disinterested – men. One is the Sweden Democrats, the other is led by a bodybuilder who showcases his fast cars on Instagram.
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EUobserver takeaways from the final Spitzenkandidat debate before June's European election.
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Russian judges who jailed a young artist and well-known dissidents will face EU justice in the form of a travel ban and asset freeze from Monday.
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