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Here’s a roundup of what *the Local* teams across Europe have been reporting on this month.
in France, we took a look at Marine Le Pen‘s court case and what it means for France (and Europe).
In Sweden, we looked at government plans to ease rules for researchers and PhDs and why the Social Democrats backed a plan to strip citizenship for ‘harming Sweden’s interests’.
Our colleagues in Germany considered why a planned immigration crackdown by Bavaria’s CSU was slammed as ‘propaganda’ and Italy editor Clare Speak looked ahead to what’s in store for Italian politics in 2024.
Across the Med, I wrote a similar roundup of what’s in store for Spanish politics in 2024.
Austria editor Amanda Previdelli looked into changes that await foreigners in 2024.
We reported on how Denmark cut asylum figures to a historic low in 2023 and asked why 2024 will be a crucial year for Swiss-EU relations.
And we found out why
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