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As the Irish language faces a record surge in opt-out requests, Una Mullally passionately defends its beauty and cultural significance. Rather than a burden, Gaeilge opens a vibrant portal to an imagination rooted in tradition and identity.
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As we navigate today's cultural landscape, it's essential to reflect on the vibrant promise of Lilith Fair, a revolutionary all-female festival that stood against the tides of misogyny. What lessons can we draw from its legacy as America grapples with its current identity?
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Across Europe, soaring housing costs are not just a crisis but a catalyst for political extremism. This article unveils the intertwined narratives of rising inequality and the far-right's ascendance amidst an unyielding housing market.
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With nearly half of its homes allocated as social housing, Vienna presents a model of affordability amidst a growing housing crisis. But is this utopia built on solid ground, or does it mask underlying complexities? Delve into the nuances of Vienna's housing policies and what they mean for cities worldwide.
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As housing prices skyrocket, the urgent question arises: can finance truly meet basic human rights like housing? This pressing editorial explores a crisis as significant to Europe as geopolitical threats. Can a reckoning reshape our collective future?
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As Budapest's housing crisis deepens, young residents grapple with soaring rents and diminishing options for home ownership. This generational struggle underscores the urgent need for a paradigm shift in housing policy.
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In Brazil, the surge of gig work has not stifled dissent but rather ignited it. As delivery drivers demand fair wages and working conditions, their protests illuminate a broader social shift challenging entrenched political narratives. Sophia Ramirez explores this dynamic and its implications for the future of labor rights in a fragmented economy.
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How did Mexico's leftwing party, Morena, defy the rise of the far right? Journalist Thomas Graham explores the successes and significant limitations of their approach, showing what lessons might—or might not—be applicable to progressive movements worldwide.
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Sophia Ramirez reflects on the powerful role of grassroots activism in Slovakia's fight against extremism, drawing insights from the successful ousting of a neo-Nazi leader. As a new wave of challenges emerges, can local movements still rise to defend democracy?
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As Europe grapples with rising extremism, Margaret Hodge's reflections on how Labour defeated the BNP in Barking serve as both a caution and a guide. Her call to connect with communities urgently demands our attention now more than ever.
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As Kemi Badenoch stands at the helm of an ailing Conservative Party, misjudgments and a warped understanding of her party's challenges spell serious trouble ahead. The stakes are high for her leadership and for the future of the Tories.
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Tilly Norwood, the first fully AI-generated actor, emerges as a chilling symbol of technological overreach. This article delves into the dangers AI poses not just to creatives, but to the essence of human artistry itself.
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Kemi Badenoch's reckless proposal to repeal the Climate Change Act threatens Britain's energy future. In stark contrast, Ed Miliband advocates a bold eco-economic vision rooted in renewables. As the world confronts a climate crisis, the stakes are higher than ever.
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The Labour Party's ongoing transformation under Keir Starmer reveals a profound unwillingness to entertain dissent or uncomfortable questions. This year's conference underscores a troubling trend—one where dissent is silenced in the name of safety. Is this the leadership that truly represents the Party's legacy?
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As Argentina's economy crumbles, the once-celebrated president Javier Milei finds himself isolated from his ardent supporters. What does this unraveling say about the allure of far-right ideologies and their inevitable fallout?
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The tragic attack in Manchester that left two Jewish worshippers dead serves as a grim reminder of rising antisemitism. As we confront this horror, urgent dialogues must emerge about systemic hate and societal blind spots that continue to embolden such acts.
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As Michelle Mone faces the repercussions of a £122 million repayment due to pandemic profiteering, questions arise about accountability and the systemic issues shadowing the Conservative Party. This piece unpacks the alarming implications of her actions and the broader ramifications for public trust.
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As prices soar and small indulgences become a luxury, Naomi Fletcher explores the implications of rising costs on everyday life in Britain. From coffee to family dining, what does this tell us about our societal values and economic landscape?
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As the Conservatives once again flirt with leaving the European Convention on Human Rights, the repercussions for trade, food prices, and international relations could be devastating. A closer examination reveals a party desperately doubling down on an already faltering agenda.
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As divisive politics return to centre stage, the Green Party gathers to advocate for a truth often ignored: migration enhances our nation. Are we ready to embrace that potential, or will we continue to let fear dictate our narrative?
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