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Ireland: ‘Ireland labelled a “tax haven” as US Senate investigates Apple’s offshore strategies’
22 May 2013381PresseuropThe Irish Times -
International Trade: Cultural exception: Paris finds some allies
15 May 2013747PresseuropLa Tribune -
Poland: ‘Shale gas only for Poles’
13 May 2013287PresseuropRzeczpospolita -
Economy: The capitalist spring
10 May 201375 Le Temps Geneva -
Economy: ‘Markets gamble on recovery scenario’
10 May 2013205PresseuropLes Echos -
Economy: ‘Car industry: freeze on European market’
25 April 2013293PresseuropLa Tribune -
EU-United States: Film-makers defend European cultural exception
24 April 2013764PresseuropLes Echos -
Portugal: ‘Austerity measures in Europe are due to an Excel error’
18 April 201338242Presseuropi -
EU-United States: Free-trade zone no longer a dream machine
21 March 20131172PresseuropLes Echos -
Romania: ‘Missile shield remains in Romania’
18 March 201335PresseuropRomânia libera -
Economy: ‘Brussels imposes heavy punishment on Microsoft’
7 March 201326PresseuropLa Tribune -
USA-Europe: Stars and Stripes
14 February 2013682 Neues Deutschland Berlin -
EU-US: ‘Transatlantic trade liner’
14 February 2013361PresseuropGazeta Wyborcza -
USA-Europe: Why the EU should not get into bed with the US over trade
13 February 2013358136 Welt am Sonntag Berlin -
War on terrorism: ‘A network of eager CIA helpers’
6 February 2013471PresseuropGazeta Wyborcza -
EU-United States: ‘A United States of the West’
1 February 20136519PresseuropHandelsblatt -
EU-US: Europe doesn’t matter much to Obama
22 January 2013486PresseuropRzeczpospolita -
Diplomacy: Obama reaches out to EU
11 January 20131017PresseuropFinancial Times -
Economy: The rise of the zombie companies
10 January 20131377PresseuropFinancial Times -
European Commission: The drug the EU decided to ignore
9 January 20131741PresseuropLibération -
Diplomacy: Everything is illuminated
4 January 201339 Wiener Zeitung Vienna -
Democracy: Wooing Europe’s masses
4 January 201353698 Project Syndicate Prague -
Economy: America’s European moment
4 January 2013825PresseuropThe Economist -
Belgium: Getting out of (paying tax) Dodge
3 January 201360 La Libre Belgique Brussels -
Economy: Merkel shepherds us away from the fiscal cliff
3 January 201316550 NRC Handelsblad Amsterdam -
The press in Europe (3/5): Newspapers will not die in Silicon Valley
26 December 20128145 Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Frankfurt -
EU-US: Britain will be weaker without EU, says Washington
19 December 201218812PresseuropThe Daily Telegraph -
Innovation: EU (finally) adopts single European patent
12 December 201210840PresseuropLes Echos, Libération, ABC -
Editorial: Bad climate
7 December 2012333Presseurop -
Competition: Cartels, Europe’s shadowy offspring
5 December 20129798 Der Tagesspiegel Berlin -
International trade: Courting the East
29 November 2012212PresseuropEUobserver.com -
United States-EU: Obama and Europe are facing the same battles
9 November 20129436 Le Soir Brussels -
United States: Just made it!
7 November 201250 Tageblatt Esch-sur-Alzette -
United States: “Obama 2.0” urged not to disappoint
7 November 201214135PresseuropExpresso, Der Tagesspiegel, To Vima & 3 others -
EU-United States: Take advantage of US indifference
6 November 201220719 Libération Paris -
EU-US: Romney or Obama, it’s all the same for Europe
5 November 201213627 Il Sole-24 Ore Milan -
Editorial: Obama, a lacklustre ally
2 November 20122834Presseurop -
EU-US: Less Europe
24 October 201255 L'Hebdo Lausanne -
Nobel Peace Prize: The wrong Nobel
15 October 2012106 Le Temps Geneva -
Czech Republic: Russians and Americans jostling for Temelín
11 October 20125311 Ekonom Prague -
Euro: Stable
10 October 201231 Le Vif/L’Express Brussels -
Diplomacy: Syria: Europe’s unsustainable strategic weakness
4 October 201211853 Le Huffington Post Paris -
Spain: Eurovegas won’t hit the jackpot
21 September 20128891 El País Madrid -
Health: Monsannocchio
21 September 2012148 24 heures Lausanne -
EU-Middle East: Europe flees from “Arab Winter”
19 September 201214454 La Repubblica Rome -
Editorial: American style Germany
14 September 20126040Presseurop -
Economy: Poor lonesome central bankers
3 September 201231 Le Vif/L’Express Brussels -
Working hours: Cometh the hour, cometh the (same) man
28 August 2012PresseuropBlog -
EU-Middle East: Hezbollah - EU friend or foe?
24 August 201212422 The New York Times New York -
Olympic Games : Are they worth the effort?
13 August 201214217 La Vanguardia Barcelona
A US-European free trade zone is on the agenda. There are at least four good reasons for Europe to stay away from it, writes the liberal Die Welt. 
Ahead of the 2014 European Parliament elections, the EU could learn much from the recent US presidential vote regarding how to engage with its citizens, gain legitimacy and achieve a louder voice on the international stage. 
The last minute negotiations in Washington to avoid a budget shortfall show that short-termism is well grounded in US politics. And by contrast, it shows that despite her controversial handling of the euro crisis, the German chancellor is wise enough to instead push for long-term solutions. 
In the Internet age, anyone can be an author, journalist, publisher, and anyone can earn money from it: So went the mantra. But the democratisation of information never happened. 
They sell cement, televisions or coffee. They drive up prices and cost consumers billions. Cartels act illegally, and yet seemingly having nothing to fear. In Europe, it turns out, price-fixing by cartels is a mere misdemeanour, like a traffic violation. 
The newly re-elected US president and his European counterparts are facing the same challenge, writes the editor of Belgian daily Le Soir: to prove that a tolerant society and social solidarity are possible. 
Reflecting a public opinion largely favourable to Barack Obama, the European press heaves a sigh of relief after his re-election. But the illusions of 2008 about his commitment to Europe have vanished. 
Whoever takes the White House for the next four years, Europe must face the facts: it is no longer considered a strategic priority by the United States. Europe must therefore reinforce its common defence structures and spearhead decisive diplomatic initiatives towards Russia and the Mediterranean countries, suggests a French commentator. 
Whether it’s the incumbent or his Republican challenger who wins tomorrow’s presidential election in America, economic and political relations with the Old Continent are unlikely to be substantially affected, writes Sole 24 Ore’s correspondent in the United States.
New nuclear reactors are become a rarity in Europe, which makes the case of the Czech Republic's Temelín power station all the more interesting, for which the Russians and Americans are engaged in a competition that involves politicians, lobbyists and secret services. 
The impotence of the EU faced with the drama in Syria reflects the lack of a credible European foreign policy. But this can only come about if the European Union gets a real armed force of its own. 
In 2016, a “European Las Vegas” should open outside Madrid. In response, Catalonia is launching Barcelona World, a super-park attraction. In Europe, however, these entertainment venues imported from America rarely live up to their economic promises. 
The anti-Western demonstrations in Arab countries and the turn the "Arab Spring" is taking in several countries are shouting out a challenge to Europe. But Europe, looking inward to its economic and institutional crisis, prefers to shirk its responsibilities in the Mediterranean and to rely on the – helpless – United States. 
Branded terrorists by the US, the Shiite radical group Hezbollah has offices throughout Europe, insisting it is simply a political and humanitarian organisation raising money that is funnelled to the group’s leadership in Lebanon. But are Europe’s security services paying close enough attention, wonders the New York Times. 
For supporters of the Olympics, the colossal sums invested have a positive impact in terms of tourism, urban renewal and society – by popularising sports. In reality, this is rarely the case, as shown by the examples of cities that have hosted the Games in the past. - 1 of 7
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