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Portugal Takes on Fake Drugs to Save Tourism
If you’re offered drugs in Lisbon, there’s a decent chance that they’re fake. Those who live in the central touristy…
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Economy
Spain’s Farmers are Desperate for Action
Earlier this month, Spanish farmers gathered across the countryside to protest a number of issues affecting their crops and livelihood.…
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Business
Deal or No-Deal, Brexit Is Just Beginning
With tears, cheers, and a rendition of Auld Lang Syne, the UK officially made its long-awaited departure from the European…
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Europe
Gibraltar Faces Uncertain Future as Clock Ticks Down on Brexit
Earlier this week, representatives from both the UK and Gibraltar attended a final meeting in London to discuss future negotiations…
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Europe
EU Defence Faces Significant Challenges Despite Welcome PESCO Additions
The creation of Permanent Structured Cooperation, or PESCO, was designed in 2017. The structure sees 25 of the 28 (soon…
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Europe
New Political Era Dawns in Spain Despite Coalition Challenges
On January 7th, the Spanish Parliament succeeded in passing the investiture vote by the narrowest of margins, at 167 to…
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Europe
A Historic Labour Loss and Dramatic Tory Win Means Brexit is in the Bag
Boris Johnson has retained his position as prime minister, with the Conservatives pulling off a dramatic win in yesterday’s elections.…
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Europe
EU Council Summit to Set Sights on 2020
With terms of office recently ending for both EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and EU Council President Donald Tusk, both…
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Europe
Missing the Boat on Brexit
It is November 4th and the United Kingdom is still part of the EU. Prime Minister Boris Johnson spent months…
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Business
TradeMalta: “If there’s a will, there’s a way”
At the height of the global shipping industry in the mid-19th century, Malta could scarcely have been better positioned. The…
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