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Published on 2 December 2011

The most famous East German novelist died in Berlin on December 1.

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Christa Wolf 1929-2011 – Berliner Zeitung

"In an alarmist speech on the economic crisis, Nicolas Sarkozy in Toulon yesterday pleaded for a radical reform of Europe, giving pledges to Berlin on fiscal discipline."

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Presidential elections - Merkozy a candidate – Libération

"Sarkozy proposes a radical reform of the EU led by the Franco-German axis."

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Towards another Europe – El Periódico de Catalunya

"A Union of stability incorporating eurozone countries is Europe's response to the crisis. Poland will become an informal member with the right to intervene in discussions."

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A two-speed Union – Polska The Times

Latest polls give SDS (right-wing opposition) victory in Slovenia's 4 December general election.

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SDS slightly increases lead – Dnevnik

Following the recent downgrade in Hungary's credit rating and its call for IMF assistance, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán (in a doctored photo he is pictured dishevelled in front of a car-wreck) has admitted that another downgrade from the rating agencies is likely.

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Government put in its place – Magyar Narancs

"Is it too late to avert a British Depression?"

The death spiral – New Statesman

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