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Don’t panic...PresseuropThe Fukushima disaster is driving European countries to test the safety of their nuclear plants and to shut them down. Prudence, or the panic button? The European press is leaning towards the latter. |
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150 years old, and feeling itThe GuardianOn the 150th anniversary of Italian unity, British historian and columnist Timothy Garton Ash looks at the "bel paese" - its fractiousness a mirror of the European Union - and is less than impressed. |
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Just what is Italy?La StampaOne and a half centuries after unification, Italy is still a divided country. Its neighbours may well view it as a single entity, however, historian Gian Enrico Rusconi argues that this perception is based on a poor understanding of the centrifugal forces at work in the country. |
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Protest against internet crackdown lawRzeczpospolita |
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Portugal on verge of snap electionDiário de Notícias |
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Press freedom is the secret of libertyNépszabadság |
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