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Smarter

Have the French and Greek elections broken the consensus for austerity?

Yesterday, François Hollande was elected French President on an anti-austerity platform (making him only the second socialist president in the history…

Global

Should EU leaders boycott Euro 2012?

The upcoming Euro 2012 football championship, due to be held in Poland and Ukraine in June and July, has been…

Global

Is the EU failing to support Afghanistan?

In January, Debating Europe asked whether you thought the EU was doing enough to support Pakistan in its continuing struggle against…

Smarter

Could we spend our way out of the crisis?

This week the President of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, called for a “growth compact” to complement the earlier “fiscal compact” (a non-EU treaty signed,…

Greener

Can the EU’s fisheries policy be reformed?

Last month, we asked you if you thought the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) was doing more harm than good….

Smarter

Should we pray for a Spanish bail-out?

It’s been another tough week for Spain. The southern European country, struggling with recession and an unemployment rate of 24 percent, has…

Future

How will the French Presidential election affect Europe?

This Sunday, the first round of the French Presidential election will take place. The result, if frontrunner French Socialist candidate…

Global

Would more free trade help Europe recover?

Last year, we looked at the idea of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the US and the EU as…

Asia-Europe
Global

Do Europeans understand China’s rise?

EU-China relations have been tested recently, not least with regards to a controversial EU carbon tax on airlines flying through…

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