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Africa

'Foreigners' in Europe: the real eurogeneration?

In front | TESTIMONY
credits : Roslan Tangah (flickr)

More and more young people around the world are setting their feet on European soil, and seem to fit in well despite bureaucratic complications. We hear from Russian, Angolan and Peruvian students living in Italy and France on their idea of Europe

by Soili Semkina // 08/05/08

INTERVIEW

Didier Awadi: 'Artists too often have big egos'

The Senegalese hip hop pioneer, 38, invites his fellow rappers to speak out and campaign for a harmonious continent with his latest album 'Presidents of Africa'. Plus an exclusive video interview from Dakar

by Alexandre Polack // 25/01/08

MULTIMEDIA

Video cringe: Chavez, Brown, Rath

Be it a Czech clip around the ear, a King telling a naughty Venezuelan socialist to zip it or a British prime minister playing it cool - we track Europe's chiefs losing it

by Fernando Navarro Sordo // 19/12/07

Former literature and philosophy student in India (Marabout.de)

Nuruddin Farah: 'Even hunchbacks learn to live with their discomfort'

The Somali writer, 62, is an important figure in African literature. A committed defender of women’s rights, he chronicles Somalia’s trip to chaos and back

by Albert Salarich // 28/05/07

Pie Tshibanda with his public (Photo: www.chargedurhinoceros.org)

Pie Tshibanda: ‘crazy black man in a white man’s country’

The Congolese writer and storyteller, 55, in exile in Belgium, feels that Europeans 'don’t want to take a long hard look at themselves'

by Sophie Zimmer // 11/05/07

PORTRAIT
(Illustration: Gemma Lopez)

Working abroad - necessity or Easyjet pleasure?

The concept of working abroad has changed hugely - two generations explain why they left their countries. Third in our 'Crossed Portraits' series, marking 50 years of Europe

by Louise Bongiovanni // 09/03/07

Sampaio: from law to politics across French culture  (Photo: European Commission)

Jorge Sampaio: ‘Europe has dropped a beat'

Jorge Sampaio, former President of Portugal, on the European dream, a constitution revival and feeling Portugese

by Clotilde de Gastines // 05/02/07

OPINION
The stark 'us and them' divide (Pedrobea/ Flickr)

You can take the European out of Africa...

When the European Council meet on December 13 in Brussels, Africa and immigration issues will undoubtedly be high on the agenda

by Joshua Craze // 13/12/06

FOCUS
A shipwrecked boat on the Spanish coast(Photo: Sultán del Swing / Flickr)

Breaking barriers: Making EuroMed mobility work

From 22 to 23 November, the Libyan capital Tripoli hosts the EU-Africa Ministerial Conference on Migration and Development. On the agenda: formal measures in favour of EuroMed mobility

by Xavier Hervás // 21/11/06

Ben Jelloun, the wise  (Editions Gallimard)

Tahar Ben Jelloun, bridging the gap

Tahar Ben Jelloun, the celebrated Moroccan writer, explains how the children of Europe are spoilt and why his native country should be able join the EU.

by Prune Antoine // 28/01/06

Sudan: Between Amnesia and Snobbery

Ethnic cleansing is taking hold in the region of Darfur. But Europe is distracted: it is more ‘chic’ to talk about Iraq… Brussels ought to assume its responsibilities.

by Enzo Maria Le Fevre Cervini // 26/07/04

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