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Will the Greek EU Presidency bring progress in the ‘Macedonia’ name dispute?

Yesterday, we looked at the priorities of the Greek EU Presidency over the next six months. Whilst the rotating Presidency…

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What can the European Union learn from Greece?

Greece took over the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union last week, claiming it will run the…

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Are young Europeans too reliant on credit and debt?

We’ve been looking at the future of banking here on Debating Europe, in partnership with ING. So far, we’ve looked…

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Who can best protect the public interest online?

Unless something drastic (and possibly quite unpleasant) shakes up the international order over the course of the 21st century, the…

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How can Europe end poverty and exclusion in the Roma community?

Happy New Year, Debaters of Europe! We’ve looked at hundreds of topics over the last year, but with the May…

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Should the EU spend more to create jobs for young people?

Here at Debating Europe, we like it when politicians tell us exactly how their party is different from all the…

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Would Albanian membership be good for the EU?

We’ve had a couple of debates on EU enlargement recently here on Debating Europe, including discussing relations with Serbia, Kosovo,…

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“Choose Your Future!” – 21 January 2014

Youth unemployment in Europe is unacceptably high. One in five young people under 25 are out of work – and…

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Should the EU suspend US trade talks over spy allegations?

We’ve had hundreds of comments sent in to our post on the NSA spying scandal, so it’s obviously something lots…

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