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Walking the border tightropeDagens NyheterA more open Europe with tighter external borders: in a bid to establish a consensus on the issue of the reform of the Schengen Agreement, the EU home affairs commissioner has been forced to walk a tightrope. However, Dagens Nyhter argues that the proposals presented by Cecilia Malmström succeed in striking a delicate balance. |
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Swan song for the euroDer StandardHow many failed states will still send out distress calls for help? The new bailout plan meant for Portugal ought to be the last, because Europe is going to have to reorganise the monetary union from top to bottom, says the Standard. |
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Some nationality disorderPostimeesSince 1991, Estonia has tens been home to tens of thousands of “non-citizens” — Russian-speakers who settled in Estonia in Soviet times. Their numbers are decreasing, but too slowly. Is this Moscow's fault? |
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Crime spreads on the webLa Voix du Luxembourg |
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Common army to battle budgetary crisis?De Standaard |
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"Security retention" is outlawedSüddeutsche Zeitung |
Portugal |
A 3 billion bill for familiesi |
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Britons go to the polls — about pollingThe Independent |
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CartoonA vision of the futureNicolas Vadot
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Presseurop in FlorenceFrom May 6 to 10, Florence will play host to the Festival d'Europa. Exhibitions, debates and meetings between young people define this event, of which PressEurop is a partner. On 9 May, Europe Day, and May 10, a symposium entitled "The State of the Union" will bring together EU officials and experts on the economic and political challenges facing Europe. Read more Receive the best of European journalism straight to your inbox every Thursday
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A conversation with investigative reporters Stefano Valentino and Giorgio Michalopoulos, who have dissected the dark underbelly of green finance for Voxeurop and won several awards for their work.
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