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Maïthé Chini is a Belgian journalist who has been working at The Brussels Times for more than six years. She focuses on Belgian politics and social issues, and aims to make her country’s unique quirks ...

While Trump reorganises Europe’s neighbourhood, the EU remains reactive. Its habitual passivity could relegate it to a ...

Algorithms meant to protect users now silence those who speak plainly about sexual violence, forcing euphemisms where truth ...

The Trump plan divides the Gaza Strip, perpetuating the suffering. Meanwhile, the UN Security Council is playing along ...

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