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Lebanon
Euroviews. In Lebanon, it is difficult to know what rock bottom is
It is a humanitarian duty for the Council of the European Union to support the people of Lebanon and issue targeted sanctions against those who continue to promote their own interests to the detriment of the population, Zena Wakim writes.
Russia
Euroviews. Ukrainian drones won’t wake up Russia, but they won't enrage it either
When the embarrassing truth gets too big to sweep under the rug, the Russian state switches its tactics and tries to exaggerate instead of minimalising. But this is not producing the intended result, Aleksandar Đokić writes.
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Euroviews. View Q&A: Europe's heatwaves show we might be spinning out of control
As Europe swelters in record temperatures this summer, Euronews View spoke to Global Chief Heat Officer at UN-Habitat Eleni Myrivili about the impact of the extreme heat and what can be done to save lives and make our cities more liveable.
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Israel
Euroviews. As Israel struggles for its democratic soul, this could be a solution
An additional legislative layer with an oversight role made up of ordinary individuals from all walks of life with no political ambition could well be the panacea to Israel’s constitutional conundrum, Joshua Hantman writes.
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Euroviews. Is Europe's commitment to uphold media freedom a false promise?
EU member states claim a balance must be struck between the need to protect SLAPP targets and the need to ensure access to justice. We agree. SLAPP targets are no less deserving of access to justice than those who persecute them, Emma Bergmans and Corinne Vella write.
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Euroviews. European politicians want to protect forests abroad — but not at home
Member states’ double standards on maintaining their own forests threaten not only to undermine the EU’s international credibility on environmental leadership but their very ability to galvanise global climate action, Hannah Mowat writes.
Cambodia
Euroviews. The EU has to be aware of the ultimate threat to Cambodia's democracy
If the West were to recognise recent election results enabling a dynastic one-party state, it would mean encouraging dictators worldwide and failing the Cambodian people and the international legal order, Sam Rainsy writes.
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Euroviews. We need to learn that if it's online, it doesn't have to be true
Investing in education and the development of critical thinking is more important than ever, as it will help to limit the risks of disinformation posed by the advent of technologies such as the internet and AI, Yoan Blanc writes.
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Euroviews. Renewables could crisis-proof Europe's small and medium businesses
No-brainer actions like installing solar panels on warehouse rooftops or retrofitting offices with heat pumps are not just good financial decisions. They help businesses to take control of their own energy security, Duygu Kutluay writes.
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Euroviews. As the EU Single Market turns 30, we have to protect its just future
Corporations and their lobbyists have been using the Single Market rules to obstruct progressive social and environmental policies and regulations that might harm their profits. This needs to stop, Olivier Hoedeman writes.