Section: Opinion
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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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The climate crisis is a burning issue for UK workers
From hospitals to the gig economy, urgent action is needed to protect people who are simply trying to safely earn a living
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My friendships thrive on the shared guilty pleasure of watching and reading bad works of fiction
Pursuing one-star reviews is an unappreciated art form that my friends and I have perfected
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Reform is trying to distract from its problems by attacking ordinary people
Cuts to personal independence payments and welfare for foreign nationals are simply bad ideas — but Nigel Farage’s party only cares about one thing
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The Hyphen view from Europe: football beats culture wars
Stories from Marseille and the Netherlands reveal how the political class comes unstuck when confronted with the realities of Europe’s housing crisis
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Artificial intelligence needs to be one of Burnham’s biggest priorities
The UK’s new leader will have to rise to the challenges of a rapidly changing world
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The simple — but life-changing — pleasure of finding your actual bra size
Going without one entirely is valid too. Like most things, the freedom to choose is paramount. None of it should be compulsory, just as none of it should cause pain
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Where was Nigel Farage’s outrage when the far right put my family in danger?
Farage has ‘never been angrier’ than when his daughter’s address was made public. But he and his followers have put many more at risk, writes Mothin Ali
