Posted by
adrianadvorsak on 17th May 2012
TweetNational cyber defense strategies evolve in legally weakly defined environment and settle important goals for protection of critical infrastructure. Jus ad bellum and jus in bello are two areas of [...]
Posted by
Viktor Tkachuk on 16th May 2012
The last of the published orders of the prime minister of the Russian Federation V.Putin contains information on inclusion of the acting vice-premier I.Sechin into the list of candidates for [...]
Posted by
nucleus on 17th May 2012
As the Eurozone crisis hogs the headlines again, BBC’s Newsnight’s take last night on “Austerity” highlighted how important language is in persuading the people to back or sack their governments. [...]
Posted by
Günter K.V. Vetter on 17th May 2012
Während der Finanzkrise glaubte man, das Feindbild von François Hollande eindeutig ausgemacht zu haben: Es war die Finanzwelt. Doch als wäre das nicht genug, hat sich die Liste [...]
Posted by
Emmanuel Morucci on 16th May 2012
La campagne présidentielle très franco-française avait occulté l’Europe. Au lendemain de l’investiture du président Hollande l’Europe revient au premier plan de l’actualité. La Grèce inquiète l’Union. Les élus de la [...]
Posted by
sportetcitoyennete on 16th May 2012
The European MOVE WEEK is an annual European wide campaign week promoting sport and physical activity and their positive impact on European societies. This year, it will happen until monday 1st october to sunday [...]
Posted by
nucleus on 16th May 2012
By David Gow
It’s a dangerous game of chicken: the fear and loathing in Europe is driving stock markets down, forcing bond yields on Italian and Spanish debt up to pre-”easy [...]
Posted by
euractiv.gr on 16th May 2012
15 Μαΐου 2012 Η Ευρώπη περνά ίσως την πιο δύσκολη περίοδο της μεταπολεμικής της ιστορίας, από τότε που οι ηγέτες και οι λαοί της αποφάσισαν ότι η κοινή πορεία και [...]
Posted by
financialguy on 16th May 2012
It seems that as the days pass, more and more officials are openly discussing a Greek exit from the euro. Now that this sort of momentum is building it is [...]
Posted by
jyhuwart on 15th May 2012
Vaut-il mieux être guépard ou vautour ?
Le coucou est-il plus intelligent que l’hirondelle qui, chaque année, s’exténue à fabriquer son propre nid, alors que le premier se contente de squatter [...]
Posted by
Eberhard Rhein on 15th May 2012
Humanity will run out of fossil fuels before the end of this century latest.
It will therefore need to develop sustainable substitutes, especially for air and road transport, as [...]
Posted by
nucleus on 15th May 2012
The Eurozone crisis changes everything. If by the end of the year, the Eurozone is left limbless and the economy sits in deep freeze, the binary in/out argument for continuing [...]
Posted by
EU-Logos on 15th May 2012
Elle ne peut être vaincue par les seuls moyens militaires, affirment les députés dans une résolution adoptée le 10 mai. Ils exhortent les Etats membres à renforcer la force de [...]
Posted by
Marek Siwiec MEP on 15th May 2012
1. Today the European Commission is supposed to adopt its annual report on the state of relations between the European Union and its partners from the Neighbourhood Policy. The document [...]
Posted by
sportetcitoyennete on 15th May 2012
Europe’s first think tank in the field of sport, Sport and Citizenship, launches the first workshop to discuss women in sport in the media, with a media-roundtable, hosted at the [...]
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As the Eurozone crisis hogs the headlines again, BBC’s Newsnight’s take last night on “Austerity” highlighted how important language is in persuading the people to back or sack their governments. Only last week Cameron’s government starkly replaced the word ‘austerity’ with ‘efficiency’ not because of any policy change but because some words are simply too difficult for the demos.
