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• Madrid view: What would Monnet do?
  on May 24, 2013 in Jose Ignacio Torreblanca, Reinventing Europe,
  Jean Monnet, the founding father of European integration, had a method: set aside abstract discussions on power, sovereignty and identities, and concentrate your energies on finding practicalRead more…...
• China - Germany: A ‘new special relationship’
  on May 22, 2013 in Jonas Parello-Plesner, China, Germany in Europe,
  This weekend, the newly appointed Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang makes his first offical visit to the EU - he travels to Berlin to meet Angela Merkel. This is a meeting of the two economicRead more…...
• Searching for a new Palestinian vision
  on May 22, 2013 in Hugh Lovatt , Middle East and North Africa,
  At a time when the two-state solution is experiencing what could be its last agonising convulsions and with negotiations seemingly unable to achieve anything other than perpetuating the status quo,Read more…...
• And the winner is … Azerbaijan
  on May 22, 2013 in Dimitar Bechev, Wider Europe,
  No, it is not Eurovision but energy in South Eastern Europe I am talking about. There is a reason why a statue of the late leader Heydar Aliev adorns a square in downtown Belgrade. BalkanRead more…...
• Signs of straits in Algeria
  on May 21, 2013 in Susi Dennison , Middle East and North Africa,
  At the end of April as Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika was flown to France for treatment, in my blog post "The perils of gerontocracy", I warned that these are testing times for theRead more…...
• Economic reform in Egypt takes another hit
  on May 21, 2013 in Farah Halime, Middle East and North Africa,
  A few weeks ago, an important player backed out of Egypt’s negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Hany Kadry Dimian, former deputy finance minister and the IMF’s “go-to” manRead more…...
• Madrid view: Now, Eurunemployed
  on May 16, 2013 in Jose Ignacio Torreblanca, Madrid view, Reinventing Europe,
  The European economy now lies under a shadow - the severe situation of unemployment, stagnation and cutbacks in the welfare state, bringing hardship to millions of Europeans. The magnitudes areRead more…...
• Time to get real about the European dream - and the American one
  on May 16, 2013 in Michael E. Smith, Scorecard,
  As part of our Scorecard debate here is a new guest blog post - this time we hear from Prof. Michael E. Smith (University of Aberdeen). You can also follow him on twitter @ProfMESmith. May 9 wasRead more…...
• US - Turkey relations: a bitter honeymoon
  on May 16, 2013 in Dimitar Bechev, Europe and the world,
  Today relations between the US and Turkey are in a much better shape than a few years ago. Israel's decision to apologise to the Turks over the 2010 Gaza flotilla incident and offer financialRead more…...
• Bulgaria’s elections: change we disbelieve in
  on May 15, 2013 in Dimitar Bechev, Sofia view,
  “If elections changed anything they would have them banned”. So read a well-known piece of Sofia graffiti some years ago (inspired by political activist/anarchist Emma Goldman). Bulgaria’sRead more…...

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