Topic: Europe
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The Dutch ensemble bringing Arab-Andalusian music into the classical mainstream
The Amsterdam Andalusian Orchestra began as a way of connecting musical heritage to the present. Now it is challenging ideas of what belongs in the canon
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The Hyphen view from Europe: the far right has found a way to win while losing
Voters in Sweden and Berlin rejected the far right in key elections this month — but its ideas are proving rather harder to defeat
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Rami Ismail is on a mission to change who gets to make video games
The gaming industry’s money and opportunities are concentrated in the west. The Dutch-Egyptian developer wants where you live to matter less than what you want to make
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How Mariam Elnozahy brought the sacred to Stockholm’s art scene
The Egyptian curator’s tenure at Konsthall C in the Swedish capital saw her spend two years exploring ‘metaphysical ways of understanding crisis’
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Berlin election results show German capital isn’t so progressive after all
The Left won a historic victory, but the far-right AfD nearly doubled its vote. The new ruling party must turn election promises into material change
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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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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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How social media fuelled the deadly Ceuta migration crisis
False claims, recruitment posts and far-right narratives spread online around the mass crossing from Morocco into Spain in July
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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
