9 de mayo
Europe day 2011: Robert Schuman's dream: is it yours?
After drifting aimlessly for some time, the European union has reached crisis point. It has lost its way and with it popular legitimacy. Anti-Europeanism is now the currency of choice in many EU state
9 de mayo, schengen zone, piigs, opinion, citizens, politics, european union
Ukraine and Europe on 9 May 2011: tying ribbons
On 9 May 'Europe Day' marks the 61st anniversary of the European Union, but in Ukraine we will celebrate Victory Day. This time it will be special, because our MPs bound local authorities to hang red flags (‘Victory Flags’) alongside national yellow-blue flags. It has already aroused indignation amongst not only intellectuals, but all men of good sense too
9 de mayo, ukraine, euweek, empire, politics, anniversary, russian federation
Too many bank holiday Mondays
Whether it's justified or not, France is always being accused by its neighbours of shirking and of always finding the best way to do the least possible. Is France not the birthplace of the 35 hour week and RTT (hours worked over the 35 week repaid in the form of days off) galore?
9 de mayo, inglaterra, language, tower of babel, spain, holiday, france
