Posted by
oxfameu on 26th January 2012
Denmark has an excellent track record of commitment and expertise when it comes to helping the world’s poorest. Onlookers have good reason to hope that Denmark will make sure [...]
Posted by
Eberhard Rhein on 27th January 2012
Monday, January 23rd 2012, the new Belgian Prime Minister di Rupo flew to Berlin for a one-hour working lunch with his German counterpart, Chancellor Merkel, to make her personal acquaintance [...]
Posted by
Michael Berendt on 26th January 2012
For many British politicians and for much of the UK press, the European Court of Human Rights is the very embodiment of foreign meddling in British life. Two particular findings [...]
Posted by
Europe of Human Rights on 26th January 2012
On 25 January 2012 David Cameron, the British Prime Minister, gave a speech during the meeting of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. The speech was on one [...]
Posted by
financialguy on 26th January 2012
Readers that are unfamiliar with the soap opera that is politics in Malta, may be unaware that there is something of a political crisis underway. I shall refrain from boring [...]
Posted by
thinkyoung on 26th January 2012
With our eyes, ears and souls overwhelmingly focused on the socio-economic crisis and the struggle to fight it, we seem to have neglected the scope of a remarkable transformation that [...]
Posted by
Marek Siwiec MEP on 26th January 2012
As you all know, every year politicians, journalists and capitalists meet in Davos. The capitalists, the richest and most influential ones, are among the best represented. Since four years they [...]
Posted by
Protesilaos Stavrou on 26th January 2012
In her speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said among others the following (from euronews):
Do we want coherence without ambition? If we do, we [...]
Posted by
brusselsblogger on 25th January 2012
The EU blog aggregator bloggingportal.eu is 3 years old – and needs your help!
Bloggingportal is website that aggregates articles from hundreds of EU related blogs, including many of those hosted [...]
Posted by
Mathew Lowry on 25th January 2012
Apparently tomorrow – apart from being Australia Day – is BloggingPortal’s 3rd birthday. What does it’s state tell us about the EU Online Public Space? How many more friends can [...]
Posted by
Günter K.V. Vetter on 25th January 2012
Europa steht wieder im Mittelpunkt. Es gibt kein dringenderes und wichtigeres Problem als eine dauerhafte Lösung für die Eurokrise zu finden. Obwohl europäische Politiker vorsichtige Schritte in Richtung [...]
Posted by
Marek Siwiec MEP on 25th January 2012
The Polish government stubbornly insists on ACTA. The Prime Minister has already tasted strong words during the football war, smart drugs war, etc., and he wants to play in a [...]
Posted by
Protesilaos Stavrou on 25th January 2012
On Monday January 23, 2012 the finance ministers of the eurozone member-states, met to discuss issues related to the ongoing crisis of the Euro. The discussion focused on [...]
Posted by
The Risk Monger on 25th January 2012
What is sustainability? We have a lot of lofty definitions, hyperbole and weighty normative responsibilities tied to this concept, but what does it mean? In honour of Rio+20, coming in [...]
Posted by
Cem on 25th January 2012
To start with, the religious leader of the Armenian-rooted Turkish citizens of Turkey stated recently (towards France) : Do not interfere with the matters between Turkey and Armenia.
But many French [...]
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In her speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said among others the following (from euronews):
