Exclusive: Green MEP Alexandra Phillips Visits Southampton on Tour
The sole Green Member of European Parliament for the South East of England, Alexandra Phillips,→
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All Hail Boris and His Mighty Brexit Plan
In Brexit news, Pause Editor Tom Ford can confirm everything is fine, move along now.
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Boris Johnson’s Brexit ‘Blitz’ Information Revealed
‘Hold your blue passports close, eat your straight bananas and rest assured we’ll probably, maybe, hopefully, dear god, hopefully, get that £39 billion’.
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An Interactive Guide to the Most Popular Road Trip Destinations in the World
Travel Editor Megan Crossman explores Europcar’s interactive guide to the most popular road trips in the world.
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Candidates for EU Executive Positions Announced
An overview of the recently announced list of nominees that the European Council has proposed for the highest offices in the EU, following on from the results of the European parliamentary elections in May
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Southampton Airport ‘Best in Europe’ Recent Celebrations
Southampton Airport has both recently played host to Air Force One and celebrated being named the Best in Europe for customer service.
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Democratic Institutions of the European Union
As a broad supranational union of countries, it’s essential that there are democratic elements in→
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Elitist Liberal Democracy Is Destroying Europe
Ben Dolbear contends that however uncomfortable we may be with the rise of populist parties, the establishment parties of Europe need to heed the very real concerns of voters switching support to populists.
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International Elections: Slovakia Elects First Female President in Blow to Populism
Ned Williams covers the historic elections in Slovakia with Zuzana Čaputová being elected as the country’s first female and youngest President.
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Why Kosovo Border Alteration Sets a Dangerous Precedent For the Region
Shifting the borders in Kosovo could create calls for more change in the region, Christopher George Halkou explains why.
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