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Should the bail-outs be renegotiated?

Grudgingly, Europeans (when offered the choice) have been accepting austerity. In May, Irish voters came out in support of the…

Smarter

Should Greece vote to reject the bail-out?

On Sunday, Greeks will go to the polls to vote for a new government, following an earlier vote in May that failed…

Future

How can we make the EU more democratic?

Last week, Debating Europe’s partner think-tank, Friends of Europe, held a seminar with EuropaNova in Brussels for the ‘40 under 40‘ European Young Leaders. We…

Greener

How can we secure clean energy for Europe?

The Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU is drawing to a close, and it’s now only a few weeks before…

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Was Spain’s bail-out a ‘victory for the euro’?

Over the weekend, Eurozone finance ministers agreed on a bailout for Spain’s banks. Following on the heels of Greece, Ireland and Portugal, Spain will now…

Global

Should we re-think which countries get development aid from the EU?

The combined development budgets of the European Commission and EU Member States is enough to make Europe the single largest donor…

Future

How can we improve European education?

We’ve covered the topic of education a couple of times on Debating Europe (see here and here, or read our…

Smarter

Do SMEs need protecting from globalisation?

The Irish economy, despite tentative signs of recovery, is still in a fragile state at the moment. Growth was a modest 0.7%…

Global

How should Europe respond to the Arab Spring?

Tomorrow, an Egyptian court is expected to hand down a verdict to Hosni Mubarak, former Egyptian President, on charges of corruption and…

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