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Will the world ever come to an agreement on climate change?

As part of our Debating Europe Schools initiative we regularly take questions from students and put them to European and…

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LIVESTREAM: Ban Ki-moon answers Debating Europe questions!

On 3 April 2014, Debating Europe co-hosted Ban Ki-moon, United Nations Secretary-General, as part of our Debating Europe Schools initiative….

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Could fracking reduce Europe’s addiction to Russian energy?

Russia currently supplies roughly 33% of the EU’s oil imports and almost 40% of its natural gas. This dependence on…

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Three years after Fukushima, was Europe right to keep nuclear power?

It’s been three years since the meltdown at the nuclear power plant near Fukushima, Japan. The grim anniversary has reopened…

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Final #GreenPrimary hangout: You decide Europe!

With just four months until the 2014 European Parliament elections in May, the campaign for the next President of the…

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How dependent should the EU be on nuclear power?

Europeans have a love-hate relationship with nuclear power. Despite several European countries deciding to freeze or close their nuclear power…

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Should the EU stop subsidising big farms?

The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) is one of the more controversial areas of EU policy. It’s also the most expensive,…

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Should governments try to cap energy prices?

There is a growing political debate in several EU countries over the cost of living, and energy prices play a…

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#GreenPrimary hangout: You debate Europe!

Who says there’s no such thing as European democracy? Earlier this month, the European Green Party launched an online “Green…

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