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What are you doing on 29 April? European republicans on rise amid British royal wedding hysteria
As a Brit currently living in Germany, many people have recently been asking me excitedly about the up-coming British royal wedding. Mostly people are surprised, or even disappointed, when I explain that no, I won’t be watching the wedding, but rather probably inviting friends around for a 'this is not a royal wedding' party
monarchy, united kingdom, wedding, prince charles, london, royal family
What crisis? Scouring for entrepreneurs in Bulgaria
Bulgaria’s GDP growth slowed, but nowhere close to the levels noted west of Sofia. The new coalition government has inherited nearly empty treasury coffers from the previous 'corrupt' administration. In the European Year of Innovation 2009, funding for start-ups was cut. Yet stories of determination prevail. Part three in a five part 'EU crisis on the ground' city series
money, financial crisis, business man, labour, european union, economical crisis
What does the Irish YES mean for the Czech Republic?
In the follwing text I want to look at the result of the Irish referendum through its consequences on the process of EU enlargement, especially those that affect my country the Czech republic.
What happened to pop culture, EU?
In November 2007 the EU council of ministers endorsed the commission’s plan for a ‘European culture agenda’. Impressive as it is to attempt to gather Europe in majestic visions of cultural diversity, where do the pop music and video games end up?
What happens when you mix 20 European hip-hop artists up
Diversidad, diversité, diversity, diversità, pазноврсност, raznovrsnost, diversidade...all in the name of an urban culture project supported by the European institutions, no less! A Paris-based Bosnian journalist meets the raw talent of European hip-hop, who collaborated on an album in Brussels for release in February 2011
urban dance, hip-hop, culture calendar, festivals, europe, culture
What has happened to the rapid reaction force ?
Is it an autonomous European army in gestation or an American auxiliary force? The rapid reaction force has been set up, but it is neither rapid nor permanent...
What is European Identity?
As identity is an intellectual construction, a European identity is not simply a pipe dream. It does exist, yet it remains to be developed, not in place of national and local identities, but above them.
What is the difference between a revolution and a coup d’etat?
In the midst of the popular revolts which have seen the fall of dictatorships across the Arab world, almost 31 years have passed since the events of '23-F', an attempted coup d’état against the Spanish government on 23 February 1981
democratisation, religion, politics, violence, revolution, army
What’s Lurking Under Europe’s Clothes?
The clothing giant Zara is growing at a dizzy rate, monopolising the European wardrobe. But how clean are Inditex’ clothes? Let’s takes a look at Zara uncovered.
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