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Does the EU have a democratic deficit?

Earlier this week, Debating Europe attended a panel discussion at the Italian Cultural Institute in Brussels involving Professor Andrew Moravcsik of Princeton University….

Greener

How can Europe ensure energy security?

In 2009, almost 80% of EU natural gas imports came from just three countries (Russia, Norway and Algeria). Similarly, almost…

Global

Should Kosovo join the European Union?

On Monday, Western powers agreed that, by the end of 2012, Kosovo will no longer be supervised by the powerful…

Greener

Are we focusing too much on the economy?

Last month, world leaders gathered in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for the Rio+20 conference (otherwise known as the “United Nations Conference…

Global
Smarter

If ACTA is dead, what should replace it?

This is a first for Debating Europe. We’ve interviewed over 350 politicians, academics, journalists, civil servants and business leaders, but…

Quality

How do we close Europe’s gender pay gap?

Equality between women and men is one of the European Union’s founding values. In 1957, the principle of equality was…

Smarter

Will today’s EU Council solve the eurocrisis?

We’ve been here before; staring into the inky blackness of the precipice while Europe’s political leaders gather in Brussels, locked…

Quality

How can we guarantee media pluralism in Europe?

In January 2011, Hungary found itself at the centre of a controversy over a new media law that threatened to…

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Does Europe need genetically modified foods?

Last month, we asked whether you thought Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) should be banned in Europe. Most of your comments argued that,…

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