Jean Quatremer

FOCUS jean quatremer : Catherine Ashton, Ashford or Ashley?

Catherine Ashton, Ashford or Ashley?

Never mind that she went to earthquake-stricken Haiti six weeks late, or that she missed a ministerial conference, or that she's not David Miliband, or that she can't speak French. Let's begin with the fact that some struggle to remember even the name of the first ever EU foreign policy chief. Maybe it's the title 'baroness' which throws everyone

by Nabeelah Shabbir @ // 06/05/10

jean quatremer, media, europe, european media, united kingdom, european union, catherine ashton

OPINION jean quatremer : AFP and the cruelties of web journalism

AFP and the cruelties of web journalism

Heinz Fischer, prime minister of Hungary. On 24 April, a French press agency dispatch which wrongly earmarked the Austrian president as Hungarian PM made the rounds in the French-speaking media. We understand

by Katharina Kloss @ // 29/04/10

jean quatremer, media, journalism, viktor orbán, internet, web 2.0, france

INTERVIEW jean quatremer : Jean Quatremer: a nation has been born - Flanders

Jean Quatremer: a nation has been born - Flanders

The crisis between the Flemish and francophone Belgians continues. After 172 days without a government and big provocations by the Flemish political class, has Belgium come to a point of no return?

by donya feki // 29/11/07

jean quatremer, regions, right-wing, flanders, belgium, nationalism, western eu

FOCUS jean quatremer : Food for Life

Food for Life

The organic lobby is suspicious of GM and biotechnology, but the European Commission wants the know-how.

by nora s. stampfl // 23/01/06

jean quatremer, economy, genetically modified organisms, agriculture, health, investigation, international trade

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cafebabel.com at international journalism festival, Perugia, 22-25 April 2010

Getting into Perugia from Rome takes around 2.5 hours. Funnily enough the train is about as long (if not longer) than the bus, which cost around 34 euros return. To get into the main city you have to come up through electric escalators and walk through an old castle ...

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