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ANALYSIS reform : Run-up to Swedish EU presidency: Turkey-EU blame game

Run-up to Swedish EU presidency: Turkey-EU blame game

Sweden, one of the most pro-Turkey member states, takes over the EU presidency in July 2009. But this may not be enough to kick-start negotiations for Turkey to enter the EU, which began in October 2005. Is there a common interest? Analysis

by Anna Patton @ // 28/05/09 - 12 Comment

reform, european identity, candidate countries, european young journalist award, barack obama, angela merkel, european presidency

OPINION reform : Greece youth: violence in the name of education

Greece youth: violence in the name of education

9 December. As the funeral takes place of a young boy, whose death led to days of continuous rioting in Greek cities three days earlier, a look at where the rebellion is coming from. Voice from Athens

by Elina Makri @ // 09/12/08 - 1 Comment

reform, police, education system, riots, protest, violence, greece

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Greece: Asking for...hope!

I think it is clear, even to a foreigner, that what is happening these days in Athens remarks that ''en era is about to finish.'' The government of the country, in a desperate effort to proof that...exists, tries to take measures. It is clear from what happened that PM ...

Giorgos by Giorgos on athens

Rioters burn and plunder Athens

The centre of Athens looks like a conflict zone, probably the worst seen in Greece since the restoration of democracy in 1974. Dozens of shops, banks, businesses and cars are being destroyed by the rioters on Athens main shopping streets and business centre. Incidents started on Saturday night, soon after ...

Elina by Elina on athens

Riots in Greece: Shame!!

Shame! This is what we felt all passers-by who witnessed yesterdays battle scene at the centre of Athens. Riots that have broken out after police shot dead a 15-year-old boy who tried to throw a firebomb (!) at a patrol car in Exarchia district. At least that seemed to be the ...

Elina by Elina on athens

An (un)official paper about the recent change in Estonian - Russian high schools

As you will soon find an article on cafebabel.com - main website about the recent change in Estonian Russian–medium upper secondary schools, we thought that would have been useful to offer to our readers some technical information about the decision taken by the government. That's why we asked ...

Giovanni Angioni by Giovanni Angioni on tallinn