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Can Europe ever be 100% renewable?

We’ve discussed the issue of nuclear energy and how it relates to climate change on Debating Europe, but we’ve not really looked…

Smarter

Has the European Central Bank gone too far?

Right now, Italian 10-year bond yields have passed the 7% mark – a figure thought to be unsustainable by many…

Future
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Is it time for governments of national unity?

Events in the Eurozone crisis continue to move along at a blistering pace. Greek political parties are in the process…

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Quality

Can European education and research compete with the US and China?

Debating Europe has been taking a look recently at both European education and at Europe’s place in the world in the…

Global

Should Greece hold a referendum?

Chaos and confusion. That’s the situation today, as contradictory reports are coming out of Athens that, like Schrödinger’s cat, Prime…

Greener

Is the Eurozone Crisis good for the environment?

Well, that was a very brief respite, wasn’t it? Last post, we wrote that the Eurozone was experiencing some rare breathing…

Future

How will the Eurozone crisis affect Europe’s neighbours?

European leaders have been breathing a collective sigh of relief after last week’s make-or-break summit in Brussels. The markets responded…

Quality

Will digital piracy kill the music industry?

Last month, Debating Europe looked at the controversial subject of digital piracy. We spoke with Francis Gurry, Director of the United…

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Is the Eurozone doomed?

Today, Europe’s leaders are gathering in Brussels to try and draw a line, once and for all, beneath a sovereign…

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