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Time to change tack with BeijingLe SoirEurope lacks the necessary political armour to defend itself against China’s ongoing monetary and commercial offensive. A number of experts argue that a change in its historically benevolent attitude to Beijing is now on the cards. |
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Berlaymont, at the end of the rainbowDer SpiegelEuropean politicians are has-beens exiled to Brussels and then written off? Wrong, writes Der Spiegel. A post at an EU institution promises power and, above all, money. Especially for commissioners. |
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On 6 October 2010 Euranet heads to the European Parliament in Brussels to ask what the EU faces after the financial crisis.
Top EU officials and MEPs will join Euranet's journalists and students to tackle a range of themes, from poverty
and immigration to finance and climate change.
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