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How Europeâs housing crisis is fuelling a new movement (opens the original)
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As soaring rents and house prices across Europeâ feed into the political discourse, campaigners believe they have a rare opportunity to force housing to the top of the agenda Donât get This Is Europe delivered to your inbox? Sign up here It was billed as one of the largest real-estate events in Europe, attracting as many as 15,000 people ranging from investment firms to developers. But as the District trade show and summit got under way last week in Madrid, housing campaigners from 140 organ
âIt keeps growingâ: the tent camp that stands against Spainâs housing crisis (opens the original)
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An encampment is sprawling across Puerta del Sol plaza in central Madrid in protest against the ârentier economyâ Wielding a broom and dustpan, Marta GarcÃa, 60, darted past the edges of tents, sweeping up bits of litter as she passed a poster that read: âWhat kind of times are these, when we need to defend the obvious?â On Saturday, as tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Madrid to protest against the countryâs deepening housing crisis, the retired schoolteacher was amo
Trumpâs deportations to third countries violate human rights, UN experts warn (opens the original)
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Sending migrants to countries they do not come from can have deadly consequences and must be halted, says report The deportation of thousands of migrants from the US to third countries has set off a âcascade of human rights violationsâ that could have âdeadlyâ consequences, two dozen UN human rights experts have warned. Since Donald Trump returned to power in 2025, the US government has been offering millions of dollars to foreign governments to take in migrants, including refugees and a
Meloni accused of ârunning scaredâ with cap on foreign children in classrooms (opens the original)
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Critics say decree also banning burqa in schools shows Italian PM worried about losing far-right voters in next yearâs elections The Italian government has been accused of ramping up divisive rhetoric to try to court far-right voters ahead of next yearâs general election after it passed a decree aimed at capping the number of newly arrived migrants in classrooms and banning the burqa and niqab in schools. The prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, who leads the far-right Brothers of Italy party, sa
âThey poison the populationâ: Swedish Muslims challenge far right ahead of election (opens the original)
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Ask-a-Muslim campaign takes to streets as country faces prospect of extremists entering highest levels of government Not far from one of Scandinaviaâs biggest shopping malls, Kashif Virk stood on the pavement, handing out flyers and smiling at those who passed by. On a cloudy Tuesday afternoon, the Swedish-born imam had taken to the street to invite people to ask him anything they had ever wanted to know about Islam. For years, Swedenâs far right has peddled its own, distorted view of Islam,
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