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+++ There has been too much attention of Europe’s populist far right, writes Alexander Clarkson; Heinrich August Winkler declares a federal Europe a fantasy, while Brendan Simms and Benjamin Zeeb make the case for it to overcome the EU’s dysfunctional present; Dan Nolan profiles Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán; Jan Zielonka, Almut Möller and Jan Techau explore different paths ahead for the EU (“Europe 2040”); climate change math is faulty, warns Noah Gordon in our “Red Herring & Black Swan” column; and much more +++