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How Europe became addicted to cocaine

Isaac Risco | Marina Strauss | Grzegorz Szymanowski
April 8, 2024

Cocaine use is at a record high in Europe. The continent's craving for the drug has made criminal gangs extremely wealthy, but the consequences can be devastating. Europe itself is now experiencing the dark side of the drug trade.

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Rafael Grossi spoke with DW about the pros and cons of nuclear power in Europe.

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Fact check: How AI may influence elections in 2024

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DW MappedOut | LandingPage

Mapped Out - Navigating a changing world

Do you find it hard to steer through a complex world – mired in border disputes, land conflicts and wars over resources? You’re not alone. Let’s explore all things geopolitical together and chart possible solutions.

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