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Euro, curse of the 17 SisyphusLa TribuneEuropean Council summits organised since the onset of the Greek crisis have not been sufficient to prevent Europe from sinking into recession and political crisis — a fact that will remain unchanged by the 24/25 March meeting of member state leaders, writes La Tribune. Europe is faced with a straight choice: reduce the burden on over-indebted countries or organise their exit from the Eurozone. |
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Eurozone rushes aheadPresseuropThe EU27 have gathered for a European Council devoted primarily to an “integrated response” by the Union to the eurozone crisis – starting with the Europact. The European press, however, regrets the postponement of discussions on reforming the European financial stabilisation fund and laments the birth of a two-speed Europe. |
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Against Monbiot - against nuclear lovePresseuropIn the wake of the Fukushima disaster, Presseurop published an endorsement of nuclear power by the environmentalist author George Monbiot. In a direct rebuttal, German author and physicist Ralf Bönt denounces what he considers the cynicism of nuclear energy's proponents. |
Portugal |
Exit Sócrates, enter IMF?i |
United Kingdom |
Austerity budget, but kind to carsThe Daily Telegraph |
Belgium |
Spate of banker bonuses sparks furyDe Morgen |
Spain |
Basque separatists of Sortu outlawedPúblico |
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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