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UK and Brexit: Was the cure worse than the disease?

Ten years after the Brexit referendum, the United Kingdom is again discussing its relationship with the European Union. Prime Minister Andy Burnham opens the door to closer ties with Brussels and even to possible re-entry, amid economic difficulties and increasing citizen support to approach the bloc. However, returning to the EU would not be an immediate decision, nor would it be without political conditions and obstacles. What consequences has Brexit had and what options has the United Kingdom now? We analyzed it in Ventana to Europe.

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Russia: A Parliament serving Putin's war in Ukraine? · Global Voices

The United Russia official party has expanded its control over the State Duma after obtaining 57.83% of the votes and 355 seats in legislative elections marked by the exclusion of critical forces with the Kremlin and allegations of irregularities. The constitutional majority strengthens the capacity of the Government of Vladímir Putin to advance its political agenda in full war in Ukraine. What is left for the opposition and what role does the Russian Parliament play in supporting the war effort? We analyzed it in Ventana to Europe.

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Europe is aging: can immigration prevent its demographic decline?

Europe is facing a demographic transformation that threatens to alter its social and economic model. According to Eurostat projections, the EU population will reach its peak by 2029 and could be reduced by 11.7% between 2025 and 2100. With fewer births, more retirees and a growing labour force, pressure on pensions, health and the labour market will increase. Can immigration help cover the lack of workers? Or does Europe need to combine it with more birth, productivity and social reforms? We analyzed it.