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IN RANDOM ORDER
Paolo Pombeni

Thorsten Knuf, Frankfurter Rundschau, January 20 2010

Brussels and Strasbourg have witnessed some extraordinary scenes: a fully cognizant European Parliament vetoing appointment of the Bulgarian member and discrediting her likewise as (...)

Clima, questo sconosciuto: già disattesi gli impegni di Copenhagen

M.Ricci, la Repubblica, January 22 2010

One month after it ended, the Copenhagen summit seems like a complete failure. In the wake of the end of the works, a few solitary voices had given the feeling of mild optimism, mostly (...)

Europa y la catástrofe

J.P. Quiñonero, ABC, January 16 2010

The European Union’s deafening silence over the Haiti disaster has been plain for the international community to hear. It lays bare the poverty of our bureaucratic mechanisms and the (...)

Gas våben

Politiken, October 26 2009

The EU must develop greater solidarity from the point of view of the energy policies. This is firmly stated in the editorial published following Denmark’s acceptance of that part of (...)

Rossiya ne khochet znat granits

A.Mineev, Novaya gazeta, January 20 2010

Since, in 1999, R. Prodi, in his role as President of the European Commission, spoke out in favour of abolishing residence visas between the Union and Russia within eight years, once again (...)

La décennie de la dernière chance

L. Cohen-Tanugi, Les Echos, January 19 2010

The first decade of the 21st century has certainly not been brilliant for Europe. Ten years to attain the Lisbon Treaty, ten years to touch, but not reach, the objectives of growth, (...)

Britain’s High Representative is letting Europe down badly

A. Poirier, The Times, January 28 2010

Lady Ashton hasn't exactly shone during the first few weeks in her new job: on the contrary, some believe that she is seriously undermining her credibility. It appears that she spends (...)

Die EU-Sanktionen haben Europa verändert

Th. Klau, Die Presse, January 30 2010

Ten years on, one thing is certain: so-called “sanctions” against Vienna missed their main target which was to persuade mainstream Austrian politics to isolate Jörg Haider (...)

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