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Europe's breakfasts: I'll have what Obama's having
Russia: Putin feeds Obama whilst a leather boot fans the flames. Italy: whilst Obama becomes president, Berlusconi serves his escort a hot drink. Germany: Merkel cooks brekkie for hubby: a round-up of European politicians' breakfast stories in the news, plus a pancake recipe for the bimonthly gastronomy column
Ladies what oppose Belarus in Vilnius
Belarus is just 40 kilometres away from the Lithuanian capital. Belarusian human rights campaigners use Vilnius as an asylum and distribution centre - yet the Lithuanian president keeps up a good relationship with the Belarusian despot
belarus, lithuania, vilnius, alexander lukashenko, dictature, exilio
Question: what do the EU and US need to do in the Middle East conflict?
After Israeli troops marched into the Gaza Strip on 2 January, how can the conflict in the Middle East be resolved? Reactions from the Belgian, Portuguese, Swiss, German and Swedish press
So what if Jean Sarkozy wants to be like daddy when he grows up?
He's got the eyes of his mother, the chin of his grandfather and the political gene from his father. The only difference marking the French president's son's bid to be chairman of Paris' financial district is that he is 23 ... a Spaniard breathes in the nepotistic affair
paris, nicolas sarkozy, jean sarkozy, youth, society, france
Sofia's clubs: what American jazz?
Balkan sounds and American influences are in search of space. The jazz scene in particular is in rapid evolution, after the darkness of the communist period. A meeting of several of the major musicians on the Bulgarian music scene - Theodosii Spasov, Elitza Todorova, Stoyan Yankoulov and Anton Duchev
eudebate on the ground, eudebate2009, jazz, music, eurovision, eurovision song contest
Sustainable development: what the EU preaches perfectly...
…but fails to practice. Ever heard of “education for development”? Here is the practical alternative.
Tax havens: what is the best policy?
Exploited by multinational companies to increase profits or by the very rich to pay less tax: tax havens represent the slightly shady side of international finance. How to eliminate them?
What Are Lithuanians Crazy About?
This is not your usual ‘Did you know...’ article. Here you’ll discover the one thing that almost everybody in Lithuania is crazy about: basketball.
What do you associate with Europe?
As intellectuals like Habermas never tire of pointing out, Europe lacks a ‘public space’. Yet in the EU today, when people from around the continent want to get together to pursue some end, they can’t legally be recognized as doing so.
What does it really mean?
Not many people will actually bother reading the Constitution, but it is important to know how it will affect our lives – especially when voting in referenda
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