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  • Sheena McKenzie
    Digital Producer, News

    Sheena McKenzie is a Digital News Producer with CNN International in London. You can reach her at sheena.mckenzie@warnermedia.com

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    Populism and the far-right

  • Viktor Orbán, Prime Minister of the Hungary, during the Friends of Cohesion summit convened at the invitation of Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa on February 01, 2020 in Beja, Portugal. The informal group called the Friends of Cohesion comprises 17 EU member states, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Estonia, Croatia, Malta, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Lithuania, Latvia, Romania, Italy, Portugal and Greece. They are against slashing cohesion funds in the European Union's next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF).

    Orbán wants a Chinese university in Hungary. Opponents see a chance to turn his nationalist rhetoric against him

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  • Populist parties celebrate in Poland and lick their wounds in Hungary

  • Hungary's $18M Holocaust museum accused of whitewashing history

  • Why Hungary's state-sponsored schoolbooks have teachers worried

  • How a community center became an 'enemy of the state'

    European diplomacy

  • Belarus police detain journalist Roman Protasevich in Minsk, Belarus, Sunday, March 26, 2017. Dozens protestors were detained during attempt to rally in downtown Minsk. (AP Photo/Sergei Grits)

    'All Belarusians are hostages to Lukashenko's regime,' say citizens now cut off from Europe

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  • What three generations of refugees can teach the UN

  • Alan Kurdi's journey: The children who survived and perished

    UK and Brexit

  • Members from St Andrews University Students For Independence (STAUSFI) gather in the town's Whey Pat Tavern.

    The vote that could destroy the United Kingdom

  • 'Trainspotting' turned a spotlight on Scotland's heroin problem. 25 years on, it's Europe's drug death capital

  • It'll take superpowers to unseat Boris Johnson. This comic book fan says he's got them

  • Think Boris Johnson breaks the mold? Wait until you meet his girlfriend

  • The British town that really wants to leave Europe