The deep history of Europe’s borders
Lewis Baston’s new book reminds us that history looms large over every boundary, affecting cultural identities in unexpected ways.
Lewis Baston’s new book reminds us that history looms large over every boundary, affecting cultural identities in unexpected ways.
The Hungarian PM’s obstinacy is worrying EU members.
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A Russian invasion could be the jolt the bloc needs to start pulling in the same direction.
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Yellow vests were banned in Leipzig in 1775. The prohibition arose from the fact that they were the most distinctive feature of the costume affected
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