This is Europe
Spotlight
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As Brexit’s tangible effects kick in, we look at the impact the EU’s most far-reaching project has had on British society
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‘You might get one chance in a decade,’ says Ralf Petgen, who has adapted his Mosel vineyard owing to global heating
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Nordic country becomes first in the world where electric car sales outstrip those powered by other means
Series highlights
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Millions in EU science funding is being used to develop new tools for policing and security. But who decides how far we need to submit to artificial intelligence?
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Towns, cities and regions around France are turning to assemblies of unelected citizens to guide them on everything from climate to coronavirus
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Mass demonstrations have exposed underlying anger at political and religious interference in people’s everyday lives
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A generation of undocumented Europeans – inspired by the ‘Dreamers’ in the US – are fighting for residency rights. A new Guardian series hears some of their stories
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Natalia Robledo-Contreras had to fight from the age of eight to be recognised as Dutch and almost lost her family in the process
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Luca Neves was born in Rome and has always lived there, but for 12 years he has been undocumented, trapped outside hardline migration laws
Opinion & analysis
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As Britain embarks on its solo journey, we celebrate the places put on the map by the UK’s rocky relationship with Europe
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Democracy is seriously under threat in our countries. The EU must stand up to the bullying tactics of Orbán and Morawiecki, says Hungarian campaign group founder Máté Varga
Population trends
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Policies in Hungary and Poland are aimed at boosting birthrates. But will it help arrest population decline?
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Newly appointed Teresa Ribera is seeking to bridge long-term gulf between urban and rural areas
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EU vows action as free movement and ageing create ‘youth deserts’ in eastern and southern parts of Europe
Culture & lifestyle
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City’s murals of Maradona have become pilgrimage sites since footballer’s death in November
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Exporters advised by Department for International Trade officials to form EU-based companies to circumvent border issues
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Simon Spurrell says his firm lost 20% of sales and will switch £1m investment to France
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