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A European politics is bornLibérationThe government of Europe leans to the right on one side; the "shadow cabinet" made up of the opposition leans to the left on the other. Step by lurching step, the economic and financial crisis is laying the foundations for democracy across the EU, finds the French columnist Bernard Guetta. |
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South and East fight for the moneyDe StandaardAs the EU prepares a programme of economic and political support for a North Africa in the throes of change, some member states are arguing that Europe's Eastern Neighbourhood Policy, particularly with regard to the Caucasus, shouldn't be forgotten. |
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Beatrix goes it aloneTrouw |
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Phasing out petrol powered cars by 2050?Die Presse |
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Lazy MEPs unmaskedEl Mundo |
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International campaign against LukaschenkoThe Independent |
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Minister fired over Palestinian refugeesPolitiken |
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