Crisis in the eurozone
- Greece's booming corruption industry
- | Der Spiegel
The decline of ETA
A European Monetary Fund?
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Eight analysts ask if it's time for a European monetary fund.
Politics in the Balkans
- Why the Balkans needs Catherine Ashton
- | European Council on Foreign Relations
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The Dutch government falls
Wild things -
Energy security in Europe
Central questionsUnited in the cause of undermining Russian pipeline monopolies
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France's Socialist Party
Fresh troublesA scandal in the south-west shows up the metropolitan party’s weaknesses
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Missile defence in Europe
The next salvoAmerica’s reconfigured anti-missile shield still irks Russia
- Ashton takes her fight to Strasbourg.
- Portugal: the latest country that's not like Greece.
- The burgeoning Azeri-Israeli relationship.
- Is Sarkozy going cold on the EDA?
- Under the radar: Bulgaria's low deficit can't save it from Greek contagion.
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Europe's point-the-other-way club (International Herald Tribune)
Everyone wants a piece of this teenage Russian web entrepreneur (Der Spiegel)
Struggles, suffering and Skype
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Holding together
The euro area, sorely tested by the financial crisis, has survived intact and is likely to expand further More»
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