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Is the worst over for Greece?

Greece is to embark on a fresh round of spending cuts for pensions, salaries and healthcare next year, before (hopefully) returning to…

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Can local businesses help fight global poverty?

On 16-17 October, the European Commission will be hosting EU Development Days, a two-day forum on international affairs and development…

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How many languages do you speak?

Today is the European Day of Languages, when Europe celebrates its rich linguistic heritage: the EU’s 23 official languages, the 60…

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How can we tackle global inequality?

On 16-17 October, the European Commission will be hosting EU Development Days, a two-day forum on international affairs and development cooperation that will…

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Britain in Europe #5: Could UKIP boycott an EU referendum?

As part of our ongoing series of posts looking at the UK’s (increasingly precarious) place within the EU, we recently…

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Should the European Union be a federation?

During his “State of the Union Address” last week, European Commission President José Manuel Barroso dropped the F-bomb in front of the European…

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How can we ensure global food security?

Ultimately, what matters most is “bread and butter” politics. It’s easy to obsess about the current state of Europe’s economy,…

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LIVEBLOG: Barroso’s State of the Union 2012

Good morning, and welcome to Debating Europe’s liveblog of European Commission President José Manuel Barroso’s “State of the Union Address”!…

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Should the EU be studied in schools?

In the past, we’ve asked you how we can improve European education to make it more competitive. Recently, though, we took a…

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