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• Why there are so few babies in southern Europe

  Europe | Economist - 15:33 Feb 16, 2023
  

  It’s mostly economics

• Poland’s rule-of-law conflict with the EU is coming to a head

  Europe | Economist - 15:33 Feb 16, 2023
  

  Brussels must decide whether reforms leave politicians with too much power over judges

• Trouble at Italy’s San Remo song festival

  Europe | Economist - 15:33 Feb 16, 2023
  

  Singing is a serious business in the home of Verdi and Puccini

• What’s behind France’s fatal fascination with Russia

  Europe | Economist - 15:33 Feb 16, 2023
  

  A long history helps explain why Paris has found it hard to break fully with Moscow

• Moldova fears it might fall victim to a Russian coup plot

  Europe | Economist - 19:39 Feb 13, 2023
  

  But the West is rallying around the tiny former Soviet republic

• Moldova fears it may fall victim to a Russian coup plot

  Europe | Economist - 19:39 Feb 13, 2023
  

  But the West is rallying round the tiny former Soviet republic

• Turkey’s earthquakes show the deadly extent of construction scams

  Europe | Economist - 19:27 Feb 12, 2023
  

  The death toll has now reached 30,000, making the quakes the most lethal in the country’s modern history

• The earthquakes in Turkey and Syria have shaken both countries

  Europe | Economist - 14:25 Feb 09, 2023
  

  Many thousands are dead, and their governments are struggling to cope

• Thousands of Ukrainian soldiers are suffering with PTSD

  Europe | Economist - 14:25 Feb 09, 2023
  

  Treatment has progressed, but not nearly enough

• Europe should not respond to America’s subsidies binge with its own blunders

  Europe | Economist - 14:25 Feb 09, 2023
  

  It must protect the single market, not destroy it

• The scale of the disaster in Turkey and Syria keeps growing

  Europe | Economist - 21:09 Feb 07, 2023
  

  Tens of thousands may be dead, and the governments cannot cope

• Massive earthquakes in Turkey and northern Syria kill thousands

  Europe | Economist - 15:34 Feb 06, 2023
  

  Poor construction and armed conflicts will raise the toll

• Why France is arguing about work, and the right to be lazy

  Europe | Economist - 11:17 Feb 06, 2023
  

  Emmanuel Macron’s pension reform is about much more than pensions

• Russia’s technocrats keep funds flowing for Vladimir Putin’s war

  Europe | Economist - 18:21 Feb 04, 2023
  

  But the economy is slowly being repurposed

• Ukraine is not about to join the EU

  Europe | Economist - 19:57 Feb 03, 2023
  

  Its politicians are making rash promises

• A burnt Koran holds back Sweden and Finland from joining NATO

  Europe | Economist - 14:18 Feb 02, 2023
  

  Turkey is taking advantage of its veto power

• At last, populism in Europe is losing its mojo

  Europe | Economist - 14:18 Feb 02, 2023
  

  All is not lost for the centrist liberal consensus

• Ukraine’s troops in the east are quietly confident

  Europe | Economist - 19:43 Feb 01, 2023
  

  They believe they can hold the Russians off

• Georgia has drifted into the Kremlin’s orbit

  Europe | Economist - 20:29 Jan 31, 2023
  

  The West once saw it as a beacon of liberty

• Georgia is drifting into the Kremlin’s orbit

  Europe | Economist - 20:29 Jan 31, 2023
  

  The West once saw it as a beacon of liberty

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