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Banks? What banks?Frankfurter Allgemeine SonntagszeitungIt’s coming to a cliff-hanger again in Europe. The talk is of rescue parachutes and competitiveness pacts. But politicians are keeping quiet about the true nature of the euro crisis: the fragility of their banks. |
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End of line for Christiania’s flower childrenGazeta WyborczaFreetown Christiania is no longer free. After forty years, the last hippie enclave in Europe is bowing to the laws of the free market, writes Gazeta Wyborcza. |
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