agriculture
Results for agriculture in the magazine
Dear Father Christmas
Does Father Christmas read café babel? Our German editor certainly thinks so. He’s written him a letter – a wish list for the Euro-generation.
Do you speak Eurofood?
Brussels has announced a truly European food policy. They call it ‘From Farm to Fork’. And of course they wish you ‘bon appétit!’
consumers, economy, genetically modified organisms, european union, food, yum nyam
Exonerating the exes
Biting into Europe's political scandals as we trace five former prime ministers, presidents and ministers and their collective embroilments
tony blair, corruption, jacques chirac, silvio berlusconi, europe, european commission
Feeling the effects
Surprisingly few people in Western Europe are aware of the fact that ten more countries joined the EU and even fewer can name them. But what effect has enlargement had on these new member states whose accession has often been ignored or maligned?
Ireland: cheddar scones for a cheese crisis
The more we see the PIIGS as under-developed countries, the more the EU ends up sending them humanitarian aid rather than sustainable investments. The proof is in the pudding in Ireland, where the EU has invested 750, 000 euros of cheese to fight the crisis from 15 November. A Frenchman reacts
dublin, cheese, economical crisis, best of cafebabel.com, european year for combating poverty and social exclusion, ireland
Petrol in Padana Plain: ins and outs of Italy's February ecological disaster
A large black tide of fuel invaded the Lambro river near Milan when unknown saboteurs released tons of diesel oil into the waters of this small tributary of Italy’s longest river. What are the consequences for one of the richest and most polluted areas of the northern part of our ‘beautiful country’?
South America’s European aspirations
In South America, the European Union is seen as a geopolitical force to counter American hegemony and is considered a role model. It also represents South America’s second greatest trade partner after the USA.
Turkish markets are ready for Europe
Turkey’s economic situation is no longer a barrier to accession. In spite of the poor Anatolian East, Turkey is economically better off than some of the other EU accession states.
Turkish markets are ready for Europe
Turkey’s economic situation is no longer a barrier to accession. In spite of the poor Anatolian East, Turkey is economically better off than some of the other EU accession states.
Water for Benin
In line with World Water Week, Hamburg has been observing 2007's 'Days of Water' since 22 August. A vitally serious issue is at the core of this series of remarkable events
environment, third world, world affairs, germany, hamburg, charity
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