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Turkish Minute: A purge so brutal its story cannot be told – the film the Turkish gov’t wants to bury
The Turkish government has been going after a documentary film since its production began in 2017. The film, The Decree, directed by Nejla Demirci, sheds light on the challenges faced by victims of Turkey’s post-coup […]
EU politics
Prem Sikka: Too many bean-counters: How an ‘accounting curse’ is hurting the UK economy
Another day and another accounting episode hits the headlines. No, it is not Carillion, BHS, Conviviality, Rolls Royce, Serco, SIG or Tesco. This week it is BT, which has admitted that its accounting for pensions contained […]
Climate Crisis
City Lab: Why Sweden Wants to Revive Europe’s Night Trains
The Swedish government sees this low-cost, environmentally friendly travel option as key to “becoming the world’s fossil-free welfare country.” Read here
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