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After the rich man's club, what now?VisãoThe strings that will come attached to the bailout plan from the IMF and the EU leaves two solutions to the Portuguese: go back to the way they lived before the Union came along, or roll up their sleeves. An editorialist calls on his countrymen to make the effort, and to do it with optimism. |
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The dangerous game of bailing outTýžděňAfter Greece and Ireland, now it's Portugal's turn. But isn't helping out indebted countries with the money of other indebted countries going to kill the euro? A Slovak columnist doesnt understand just what the EU is playing at. |
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Digging deep for a better lifePolitykaFrom the eastern Baltic seaboard to Øresund in the west, Scandinavians are building everything underground: roads, tunnels, and even huge shopping malls. Polish weekly Polityka reports from Finland. |
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Country on verge of nervous breakdownLidové noviny |
Greece |
High tension as restructuring loomsTa Nea |
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Wałęsa to teach democracy to AfricaGazeta Wyborcza |
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Immigrants should learn English, says PMThe Daily Telegraph |
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