Topic: Europe
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‘This time it backfired’: Sweden’s far right loses ground after anti-Muslim election campaign
The imam behind Ask a Muslim says the Sweden Democrats’ fall in support reveals the limits of the party’s divisive tactics — even as its ideas remain embedded in mainstream politics
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‘How do you hold on to the complexity of your place?’: Asmaa Jama on representing Somalia at the Venice Biennale
The Danish-born Somali artist is one of three exhibitors representing their country in its first pavilion at the prestigious cultural event
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The AfD is winning because of its radicalism, not despite it
Germany’s far-right party secured a historic victory in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt on Sunday. Mohamed Amjahid says its success came from turning embedded prejudice into votes
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The Hyphen View from Europe: from out of office to out of capacity
Europe tried to take the month of August off — as it has always done. The climate, war and institutional crises had other plans
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Muslim soldiers in Germany are finally getting Muslim chaplains
Germany’s ambition to build Europe’s strongest army is forcing it to adapt to a more religiously diverse society. What took it so long?
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The Jordanian‑Swedish producer changing who gets to tell European cinema’s stories
From Tarik Saleh’s award‑winning Cairo thrillers to a new Palestinian tragicomedy, Linda Mutawi’s cross‑cultural approach has made her one of the most in‑demand producers in Nordic cinema
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Family fear politics will prevent justice in Bologna police death
Relatives of Abderrahim Fakir, who died after being restrained, warn that political backing for officers risks undermining the inquiry








