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The stabbing in London of two Jewish men last week was heinous, and fears over rising antisemitism are not uniquely British. In the past year synagogues have been targeted in Michigan and the Netherlands, and 15 people were murdered at a Hanukkah party in Australia. Understanding the deep roots of antisemitism is key to confronting it,
our leader argues.
And the EU’s own beancounters estimate that reporting requirements and other paperwork cumulatively cost European businesses €150bn a year, equivalent to almost 1% of GDP. The bloc is finally taking its economic underperformance seriously, with a raft of measures to simplify and integrate. Its war on red tape
faces plenty of difficulties.
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