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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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What do YOU make of Barroso’s State of the Union Speech?

EU Commission President José Manuel Barroso gave his 2011 “State of the Union” speech in front of the European Parliament…

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Could the EU be a free-trade superpower?

Doha is dead. The current negotiations at the World Trade Organisation has been dragging on for just shy of a…

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