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The year 2025 has been declared the year of ‘digital citizenship’ by the Council of Europe.

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Europe has over 50,000 magnificent castles with imposing architecture and breathtaking settings that offer a glimpse into a world of kings, queens and legends.

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This attitude was honed, he said, by his uncle’s devotion to Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s concept of the social contract, or the need for a society to agree to the laws by which it is governed.

Compulsory voting is meant to ensure freedom, but when we're forced to choose between two evils, what freedom do we really have?