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When I was eight years old, my mother took me to an exhibition about World War Two. For the first time in

Going on a journey changes everything. Your life, your perspective, and your horizons. In most cases, you come back home as a

The more time passes, the more our continent changes. Change can be grand, it can be terrific, but we need to take

Most of us use catchwords or catchphrases that are somehow appealing to us. Things that interest us, excite us, and make us

Last week, all over Europe celebrations and commemorations were held remembering the end of World War II in Europe on May 8th,

UK society is currently suffering from the utterly ordinary issue of doubting the European Union in a time of economic crisis. Although

Since the eruption of the Eurozone crisis in late 2008, I – and many others – have been struggling with the comprehension,

The battle is over: Jean-Claude Juncker will most likely be the next President of the European Commission. Regardless of the

When the Haitian slaves fought for independence from the French, they sang the Marseillaise as the French shot them. Liberty isn’t for