Paul Dallison is the Slot News Editor for POLITICO Europe, where he also writes the Declassified column. In addition to his journalistic work, Paul is a stand-up comedian and writer/performer for the Schuman Show. His articles cover a range of political and social topics, often with a humorous and satirical approach.
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