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Europa, la fine di un ciclo
E. Galli della Loggia, il Corriere della Sera, June 11 2009
 
The frequent resort, if not the abuse, by the European executive classes of terms like “Euroscepticism” and “populism” has been to used to a great extent as a sort (...)
 
Das einige Europa
Ralph Bollmann, Die Tageszeitung, June 9 2009
 
The outcome of the European election shows a common pattern: the rise of the Greens who are splicing concern for the environment onto the effects of the global downturn. By contrast, (...)
 
Det olydiga valet
Dagens Nyheter, June 8 2009
 
The two main Swedish Parties – we can read in this editorial – the Conservatives in office and the Social Democrats in opposition, by not taking part whole-heartedly in the (...)
 
Tories march to Euro-impotence
Financial Times, June 8 2009
 
Brown's party has had a serious drubbing in this latest round of European voting: Cameron could not have asked for more and now he is in pole position for victory in the next elections. (...)
 
L’équation Barroso
J. Quatremer, Libération, June 12 2009
 
So Barroso will succeed himself at the head of the European commission, but he won't be able to start his second mandate with carte blanche. During their meeting at the Elysée in (...)
 
Evropeiskie pryadki
S.Kulikov, Nezavisimaya gazeta, June 3 2009
 
In order to secure its own and Europe's supplies (which transit through its territory) Ukraine has to stock a quantity of Russian gas which may exceed its capacity to pay (a concern (...)
 
Europa vota sin entusiamo
ABC, June 7 2009
 
The European elections are taking place simultaneously across the 27 member countries and the results will be broadcast together to emphasize the gesture of unity that voting conveys. (...)
 
Der Sieger ist ein Querulant
W. Böhm, Die Presse, June 8 2009
 
The European elections have split the consensus in Austrian politics, yet the voting did not throw up any credible alternative except for the inveterate grumbler Hans-Peter Martin. That he (...)