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How to welcome Ukrainian refugees

Lisa Pelling begins a new Social Europe column with lessons for integration—especially from Sweden.

Concerns about status can sustain parties which promise change through nationhood.

A leaked proposal from the European Commission would favour the agrochemical industry, not the citizenry.

European countries should start preparing to integrate the new arrivals for the long term.

Informal migrant workers are denied basic social protection and the chance to integrate.

Tackling gender-based violence, on which an EU directive proposal is expected today, is key to restoring momentum to the feminist cause.

The scandal of Europe’s biggest eldercare operator highlights how a public good has been turned into a private asset class.

Russia’s military assault on Ukraine caps a period of political attacks on democracy around the world.

There is so much to do to bring about gender equality in Europe. Much too much for only one day of the year.

Instead of higher interest rates, Peter Bofinger urges lower VAT on energy and temporary suspension of the CO2 trading system.

There has been a positive response to the appeal by the Ukrainian president for EU membership. But it won’t come soon.

Insertion into global value chains in services is no hand-up panacea for the least-developed countries.

Putin is alone responsible for the war in Ukraine but prominent westerners played a key role in Russia's post-Soviet trajectory.

If the Conservatives are to be defeated at the next Westminster election, Labour must back a coalition alternative.

Nicoletta Pirozzi opens a Social Europe column by sketching the political vision the EU must hold out to its neighbours such as Ukraine.