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How should Europe respond to the US spying scandal?

UPDATE 25/10/13: The spying debate, which had begun to die down, has reignited over a fresh set of allegations. Earlier…

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How much ‘More Europe’ is enough Europe?

Yesterday in Rome, the European Commissioner for the Internal Market, Michel Barnier, announced the EU’s proposed banking union would be “the…

Smarter

Is Europe doing enough to tackle youth unemployment?

Government leaders and labour ministers from more than 20 EU nations met yesterday in Berlin for a summit on youth…

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Should the UK opt-out of all EU police cooperation?

Under the Lisbon Treaty, the UK government must decide in one year’s time, by 31 May 2014, whether Britain will…

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Was the Irish EU Presidency a success?

On 1 July 2013, Lithuania took over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union from Ireland. The Irish…

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Is tax evasion making Europe’s crisis worse?

On Sunday, we liveblogged the European Commission’s “Debate on the Future of Europe” event in Luxembourg. It was a townhall-style debate with…

Future

LIVEBLOG: Citizens’ Dialogue in Luxembourg

Good afternoon, and welcome to our liveblog of today’s “Citizens’ Dialogue” in the city of Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, with European Commission Vice-President…

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Debating Europe Schools: Malta

Debating Europe wants to give students the chance to question policymakers, debate with fellow students from other European countries, and…

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Was the G8 meeting a success?

Last week, G8 leaders from some of the world’s largest economies met for two days at the five-star Lough Erne Resort…

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