Paul Dallison is a Slot News Editor at POLITICO Europe. With a diverse background in culture, arts, entertainment, and business, he explores the intersections of international sports, pop culture, and internet culture. Paul has been featured in POLITICO Europe and POLITICO, showcasing his multifaceted approach to journalism.
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By: Paul Dallison
It's time to rethink who gets the top jobs in the EU executive. We have ideas. Welcome to Declassified, a weekly humor column
Forget the World Cup or the National Rally, here's a 14-year-old with a Super Soaker.
It's the film literally no one wants, but you're getting it anyway. Welcome to Declassified, a weekly humor column
By: Paul Dallison
FIFA is selling football down the river. Will politics be next to fall victim to greed?
Should the EU work through August, just in case there’s a major crisis?
A French MEP revealed she was bitten by a snake. She's not the only politician to be pricked by a creature.
Some amusement parks are inappropriate, some are political, others are just downright weird.
The spineless creatures have already stopped French power generation. Next, they'll be teaching us how to be immortal.
The U.S. president's face is everywhere, from illegal drugs to overpriced money. Welcome to Declassified, a weekly humor column
In space, no one can hear you regulate. Welcome to Declassified, a weekly humor column
