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Should politicians court the anti-immigration vote?

Last week, five people were found dead in a ramshackle and overcrowded boat drifting off the Southern-most tip of Italy. The boat…

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What can we learn from the economic crisis?

On March 27th, between 10h00 and 12h00 CET, Debating Europe and EU40 are hosting a live event in the European Parliament with Jean-Claude…

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Will austerity and bail-outs be enough?

Following on from yesterday’s post on the fiscal compact, we have another post today looking at the EU’s current crisis…

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Should Ireland agree to the fiscal compact?

The Irish government, in a surprise move, announced yesterday that it would be putting the EU “fiscal compact” to a referendum….

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How should the financial sector be reformed?

Earlier this month, we asked ‘how can we stop banks being too big to fail’ and you obliged by sending in your suggestions. Over…

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Do we have a solution to the Eurozone crisis?

It’s been a while since Debating Europe focused specifically on the Eurozone crisis, and events have been moving quickly. We…

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How can we stop banks being “too big to fail”?

Last week, Debating Europe attended the 10th Annual European Financial Services Conference in Brussels, an event organised by Forum Europe to…

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Do we need governments to protect us online?

We’ve been discussing the issue of internet regulation in some depth on Debating Europe (see previous posts here, here and here)….

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Should EU countries ratify ACTA?

The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) is an international agreement on global copyright enforcement that covers everything from digital piracy and…

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