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A candle lit in memory of the “Charlie Hebdo” victims, symbolizing remembrance, resilience, and the defense of freedom

“Charlie Hebdo”: Memory, freedom, responsibility

Eleven years after the “Charlie Hebdo” attack, Europe remembers the victims and reaffirms a principled commitment to free expression, secular democracy, and the rule of law in the face of violent extremism globally

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Britain’s migration crisis reaches a breaking point

The UK’s new hardline migration measures expose decades of political missteps, social strain, and rising public anger, reshaping the national debate and deepening divisions across parties and communities

A person holding a European Union flag at a public event, symbolizing Europe’s identity crisis and the debate over its future direction

Europe at the crossroads of rage

Europe faces an identity crossroads where concerns over migration, security, and cultural cohesion collide with its democratic foundations, raising questions about how far it can go without betraying its humanistic roots

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Double standards in migration: The silence beyond Europe

While Europe faces relentless scrutiny over its migration policies, millions of migrants suffer invisibly under brutal regimes in the Arab world. Why do activists stay silent when dignity is crushed beyond Europe’s borders?