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God, banks and the EU financial crisis

God, banks and the EU financial crisis

As European markets are fleeced by the US mortgage yak, institutions plunge, member states show levels of 'unEuropean' solidarity and citiziens scramble for their savings. 'The only solid reality is the word of God', Pope Benedict pipes in - we might just be finding out this autumn. Amen

OPINION crisis : José Manuel Barroso on the financial crisis: 'national borders mean little'

José Manuel Barroso on the financial crisis: 'national borders mean little'

Pulling together; the official word from the president of the European commission, which hit Europe's national dailys on 2 October

by José Manuel Durão Barroso @ // 02/10/08 - 1 Comment

crisis, money, power, eudebate2009, economic growth, the eu in the world, financial crisis

INTERVIEW crisis : Brussels, collateral damage in the Belgian conflict

Brussels, collateral damage in the Belgian conflict

Neither Flemish nor Walloon, Brussels is the battlefield of choice for the divisive struggle that is plaguing Belgium. Faced with a situation that does not seem to be getting any better, some residents of Brussels have decided to form a new political party. We meet one of them

by JSeb 2.0 @ // 20/08/08

crisis, fiamminghi, valloni, belgium, brussels, europe on the ground

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Will Estonia *Finally* Deserve a New Government?

Estonian parties agree to launch coalition talks

Giovanni Angioni by Giovanni Angioni on tallinn

A Series of Elections in Central Europe

Written by Dániel Antal Central Europe is in a turbulent political mood. The Czech and the Hungarian republics, once the forerunners of political and economic reform have interim governments. In the newish states, the incumbents have gained further popular support in last weekends election series. In the Czech Republic, after ...

Csacsillus by Csacsillus on libereparoli