🇵🇹Portugal's President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa has urged his country to offer reparations to its former colonies on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution.

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🇪🇸 Pedro Sánchez, the Prime Minister of Spain, has announced that he will not resign.

Sanchez had considered resigning due to a lawsuit by the right-wing group Manos Limpias, accusing his wife of corruption.

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The negotiations between Israel and the radical Islamic organisation Hamas are apparently making progress.

Could the solution be political, or might judicial pressure be effective?

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🇸🇰 Robert #Fico 's government of #Slovakia wants to dissolve the public broadcaster RTVS. A new media institution will be created.

Critics accuse the government of wanting to create a propaganda channel. A 'black day' for media freedom, says Pravda.sk
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Today in the press review:

🇮🇹Accusations of censorship against Italian government
🇪🇸Spain: Sànchez stays in office
🇸🇰Slovakian public broadcasting on the brink of extinction
🇺🇸Protest and mass arrests: what's happening at US universities?

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Spy scandals, staged protests, propaganda: as the European elections approach, there is growing concern about the possibility - or reality - of Russian influence.

For our editor Tom Gebhardt, it's the debate of the week. ▶️ eurotopics.net/en/318873