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How will the Eurozone crisis affect crime in Europe?

As part of Debating Europe’s ongoing discussion of the Eurozone crisis, we’ve recently been looking at how the crisis is affecting…

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Could small businesses be the key to getting Europe’s economy back on track?

We’ve been exploring the Eurozone crisis in-depth on Debating Europe, including a recent interview with a member of the Executive…

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Has the European Central Bank gone too far?

Right now, Italian 10-year bond yields have passed the 7% mark – a figure thought to be unsustainable by many…

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Is it time for governments of national unity?

Events in the Eurozone crisis continue to move along at a blistering pace. Greek political parties are in the process…

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Is the Eurozone doomed?

Today, Europe’s leaders are gathering in Brussels to try and draw a line, once and for all, beneath a sovereign…

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Can we afford the “European Social Model”?

Is Europe broke? This is the question European leaders are struggling to come to terms with at the moment, as…

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Do we need referendums on EU Membership?

Last week’s head-to-head debate between British Conservative MP Bill Cash and former Irish Taoiseach (prime minister) John Bruton is now…

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What would a Eurozone break-up look like?

Last week, Debating Europe held a head-to-head debate on the consequences of a eurozone collapse. We brought together British Conservative MP Bill Cash…

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Do we need EU treaty change?

“Muddling through” will not work. That was the view shared by all participants at Friends of Europe’s “State of Europe” event…

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