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What does the OECD prescribe for Europe?

Earlier in the week, we looked at what the International Monetary Fund (IMF) believes Europe should be doing to solve…

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What does the IMF prescribe for Europe?

As part of our ongoing debate into the future of the Euro (see here, here, here and here), we spoke…

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Should we cut overseas aid budgets?

The drought in East Africa is the worst the region has seen in more than 60 years. Tens of thousands…

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Should Esperanto be the language of Europe?

Bonan matenon! Havu tason da kafo. Ni dancu! “United in Diversity” is the official motto of the European Union. Despite being translated…

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What does business think of the Euro?

We’ve spoken to several politicians and officials so far in Debating Europe, asking policy-makers what they think of your suggestions….

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Is EU austerity working?

Is the medicine making the patient worse? As uncertainty continues to rock the Eurozone, member-states are implementing a range of…

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Does economic growth even matter?

As the world teeters on the brink of financial armageddon (hyperbolic? Moi?) citizens are judging politicians increasingly on whether or…

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Phew! Euro saved, crisis over!

Writing in the Financial Times today, Patrick Jenkins is very rude about Esperanto – the artificial language some people champion…

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Where are the robot servants and flying cars?

By the year 2011, we were supposed to all be zipping around in flying cars, dedicated to lives of leisure as our…

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