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Are there limits to EU enlargement?

Debating Europe has been focusing (perhaps understandably) on the Eurozone crisis in recent days. We’ve also been looking at the…

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Do we need a “big bang” approach to climate change?

Last week we posted our interview with Erik Solheim, Norway’s Minister for the Environment. We asked the minister to comment…

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Is the US Republican Party a long-term problem for climate change?

We’ve recently been discussing the issue of nuclear energy on Debating Europe – including a lively disagreement over renewable technologies and whether or not…

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What do YOU make of Barroso’s State of the Union Speech?

EU Commission President José Manuel Barroso gave his 2011 “State of the Union” speech in front of the European Parliament…

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Could the EU be a free-trade superpower?

Doha is dead. The current negotiations at the World Trade Organisation has been dragging on for just shy of a…

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Are Europe’s banks in crisis?

Slowly, painfully slowly, a plan seems to be coming together to save the Eurozone. Wolfgang Münchau, writing in The Financial Times,…

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Do we need one President for Europe?

How many presidents does it take to fix a sovereign debt crisis? If the answer is “loads”, then the EU…

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Do we need an EU-US free trade agreement?

It’s safe to say that both the US and the EU are going through something of a rough patch at…

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More EU austerity or a “new Marshall plan”?

Debating Europe recently had a suggestion sent in from Paul in the UK, who argued that the strategy of austerity…

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