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PoliticsLatest NewsBrussels Claims Victory on Migration, but the Bureaucracy Misses the PointA 17 percent drop in asylum requests hides a system still overwhelmed by non-meritocratic migration and structural paralysis.8:02 PM
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PoliticsLatest NewsBypassing the Ballot BoxWhen voters pick the wrong leaders, Germany's political establishment considers rewriting the rules of federal intelligence.8:01 PM
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PoliticsLatest NewsThe Maltese Acquittal and the Brussels ReflexWhen judicial failures in Valletta occur, the European Union's default solution is financial blackmail.8:01 PM
