European Union
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Cyprus: ‘Energy triangle for Europe’
23 May 2013181PresseuropPolitis -
European Council: ‘Another European summit for the photo’
23 May 2013272PresseuropDe Morgen -
Youth unemployment: The ‘lost generation’ left by the wayside
22 May 201323466 Der Spiegel Hamburg -
European Council: The difficult union against tax evasion
22 May 2013915PresseuropLibération, Der Standard -
New euro banknotes: €5 won’t buy you a soda
22 May 2013518PresseuropLa Repubblica -
Eurozone: The troika pulls its separate ways
22 May 201318816 Le Monde Paris -
European Union: ‘EU aims to create jobs with cheaper energy’
22 May 2013362PresseuropDer Standard -
European Union: ‘To the polls on Sunday May 25 2014’
22 May 2013375PresseuropDe Morgen -
European Commission: Member states want to keep their commissioners
21 May 20136312PresseuropDer Spiegel -
Cyprus: Money launderers still not hung to dry
21 May 2013715PresseuropEUobserver.com -
Dalligate: ‘EC president sticks to decision on Dalli’
21 May 201340PresseuropThe Times of Malta -
EU-China: ‘Europe-China: Trade war is declared’
21 May 201310120PresseuropLe Figaro -
Interview: Antonio Tajani: ‘Make industry a central priority for recovery’
20 May 201350PresseuropBlog -
Economy: The European gas plant
20 May 201341 Khaleej Times Dubaï -
Moldova: Europe Day with an eye to Moscow
20 May 2013427PresseuropJurnal de Chisinau -
European Council: Casting shadows on energy policy
20 May 201318016 Le Figaro Paris -
Arms: European drones take direct hit
20 May 2013739PresseuropLibération, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung -
United Kingdom: ‘British business: We need to stay in the EU’
20 May 20138810PresseuropThe Independent -
Editorial: Euro-visions
17 May 20135510Presseurop -
Eurozone: Europe needs its Martin Luther
17 May 2013686200 La Repubblica Rome -
EU-China: Installers furious at solar panel tax
17 May 2013355PresseuropNRC Handelsblad -
Youth unemployment: ‘Unemployed of Europe, unite’
17 May 20131713PresseuropInternazionale -
United Kingdom: ‘No 10 plans for coalition divorce as rift widens’
17 May 201315PresseuropThe Times -
Hungary: ‘Stern warning from Merkel’
17 May 20135310PresseuropNépszava -
Eurozone crisis: Red carpet
16 May 201345 24 heures Lausanne -
Growth : ‘Eurozone mired in recession’
16 May 201362275PresseuropFinancial Times, Les Echos, România libera & 4 others -
Minorities: For George Soros, Roma are victims of the crisis
16 May 201316629PresseuropDilema Veche -
Development aid: €3bn earmarked to rebuild Mali
16 May 20132510PresseuropFrankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Süddeutsche Zeitung -
Gay rights: UK is a rainbow warrior
16 May 2013674PresseuropEUobserver.com -
Banking Union: New test for the Eurozone
16 May 20138812 La Vanguardia Barcelona -
European Union: ‘Europa mit links’ (Europe with the left)
16 May 2013643PresseuropDie Tageszeitung -
Banking crisis: ‘MEPs want to protect larger deposits’
16 May 2013411PresseuropJornal de Negócios -
Portugal: ‘Berlin criticises austerity and accuses Barroso of incompetence’
16 May 20132333PresseuropPúblico -
Switzerland: Change of tune
15 May 201341 L'Hebdo Lausanne -
International Trade: Cultural exception: Paris finds some allies
15 May 2013747PresseuropLa Tribune -
Tax fraud: Europe stuck in neutral
15 May 20131507PresseuropLe Soir -
Interview: Tomáš Sedláček: “We have fetishised economics”
15 May 2013286PresseuropBlog -
European Union: ‘BP and Shell raided over allegations of petrol-price fixing’
15 May 2013111PresseuropThe Independent -
Brexit: Major Cam
14 May 2013621 The Times London -
European elections 2014: Martin Schulz, Europe’s other German
14 May 201321534 The Economist London -
Banking crisis: ECB wants to finish the clean-up
14 May 20135315PresseuropNRC Handelsblad -
Pew Research Center Study: Faith in the EU seriously shaken
14 May 20137857PresseuropLibération, Die Welt -
Genetics: Europeans, we’re all kissing cousins
14 May 20131885100 Mediapart Paris -
United Kingdom: ‘Cameron to rush out law for EU vote’
14 May 20135111PresseuropThe Daily Telegraph -
Britain's EU membership: Cameron’s fate hangs in the balance
13 May 201326530 The Sunday Telegraph London -
Shadow economy: Shrinking but surviving
13 May 2013851PresseuropDe Morgen -
The State of Europe : The Old Continent is still fit, thank you (2/2)
13 May 201318813 Foreign Policy Washington DC -
United Kingdom: ‘Cabinet crisis for Cameron as ministers break ranks over EU’
13 May 20135810PresseuropThe Guardian -
Economy: The capitalist spring
10 May 201375 Le Temps Geneva -
Interview: Mario Monti: “Economic policy must change, but not out of pressure from nationalists”
10 May 201333PresseuropBlog
With nearly one in four young Europeans out of work, jobs must be one of the Union’s top priorities. But member states, especially those in the south, seem incapable of making the reforms that would set them in the right direction. 
Hitched together at the outset of the Greek crisis, the three-part team of the IMF, the ECB and the European Commission did the heavy pulling in the bailouts of European countries in crisis. Since then, though, strains among the three institutions have grown more severe. 
From a lack of investment to an underdeveloped renewable energy sector, plus competition from American coal: the domestic energy market faces a slew of obstacles. This is driving concerned European groups begin to put the EU under pressure. 
The EU is becoming a corrupt church where Germany rules by a dogmatic economic orthodoxy. Politics must take back control with a protestant schism coming from grassroots initiatives, argues an Italian columnist. 
Europe's May 15 growth figures fell like a hammer blow. For the sixth consecutive quarter, the Eurozone economy has contracted – the longest period of decline in growth since the creation of the single currency, notes the European press. 
Pool the debts of banks in the Eurozone, as requested by the ECB, or wait until every country has first put their house in order, as demanded by Berlin? We must do both, says the Eurogroup. The real question is how exactly to go about doing it. 
The President of the European Parliament has tried to raise the profile of his institution and played the go-between between EU leaders. The next step for him? Heading the European Commission after the 2014 elections. But that will not be so easy. 
Two American researchers recently completed a study of genes from a sample of 40 populations from the European continent. Their conclusion: all of today's Europeans are descended from the same ancestors. Here's why. 
Prime Minister David Cameron thought his pledge to hold a referendum on British EU membership would calm his party’s divisions. He’s now facing a rebellion backing a withdrawal from Europe and has lost the trust of the public, writes a British journalist. 
The European Union may have problems such as a low population growth and internal divisions, but it is still a dynamic power capable of choosing its own destiny, argue Mark Leonard and Hans Kundnani. - 1 of 57
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