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On 14 October the entirely new centre-left Italian Democrat Party (PD) chooses its new leader. An action far from a disappointment for voters
European audience figures are exploding for so-called 'Emotainment' programmes, devoted to the daily lives of the average person
The sixth 'competition to break all records' began on 7 September, in a sport well on its way to globalisation and professionalism
EU finance ministers come together on 9 October for the EcoFin meeting, where they will be putting member states’ levels of debt and national deficits under the microscope. They have France in their sights
From the deserts of Dubai to French rugby fields, sliding from rural land to urban city, smashing crossroads and borders - babelblogs are everywhere
The return of a legend. A Catalan and a French woman sweeten the bitter taste of autumn, Swedish boys rock elegantly and two other delicious treats in store for fans: a selection of European sounds
The newly elected French president exemplifies perfectly the new style of European politics, which gets results, at all costs
The French minister of agriculture on the farm subsidies (CAP) reform which the European commission will present in November
The French journalist and long time foreign correspondent of the daily 'Le Monde', 64, evokes the subjectivity and relativity of the job, insisting on the importance of an identifiable Europe
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Though French president Nicolas Sarkozy's ambitious original plans for a Mediterranean Union have been dramatically scaled down, the group still had its first meeting yesterday in Paris.Sarkozy was practically beaming after the meeting, calling his idea for the Mediterranean Union an “extraordinary concept,” and heralding the fact that ...
Along with the pomp of the Bastille Day celebrations this weekend in Paris, the city will see another grand occastion: the first meeting of the “Mediterranean Union,” Nicolas Sarkozy’s pet project that he has made the centrepiece of France’s EU presidency. But the way Sunday’s meeting is ...
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