Lost in the post: Cutting letter delivery could isolate Denmark's most vulnerable
17 Apr Economics

Lost in the post: Cutting letter delivery could isolate Denmark's most vulnerable

The Danish post will deal only in parcels starting next year, but not everyone can go paperless.
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Europe's universities lure US academics under fire from Trump, but face similar risks
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Op-ed: Combatting unequal cancer treatment must remain part of the EU’s health agenda
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The Parliament's April print edition is out now
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Donald Trump’s decision to hit the EU with a 20% tariff has Brussels calibrating how to strike back without damaging its own industries.
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The Parliament's April print edition is out now
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This month's edition of the magazine looks at the crumbling of the political centre, Trump's tariff turbulence and the risks to judicial independence.
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Wanted: US professors for European academia. Some in Trump's America may want to flee, but threats to academic freedom are growing in the EU, too.
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