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23 May 2013
43
Cicero
Berlin
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23 May 2013
42
Der Standard
Vienna
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23 May 2013
40 Presseurop
Tiempo de Hoy
-
23 May 2013
33
Aftonbladet
Stockholm
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23 May 2013
36 Presseurop
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23 May 2013
33 Presseurop
Cinco Días
-
23 May 2013
42 Presseurop
La Voix du Luxembourg
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23 May 2013
23 Presseurop
Svenska Dagbladet
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23 May 2013
30 Presseurop
Bild
-
23 May 2013
22 Presseurop
Politis
-
23 May 2013
62 Presseurop
De Morgen
-
23 May 2013
35 Presseurop
The Times
-
22 May 2013
89
Le Monde
Paris
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22 May 2013
235
Der Spiegel
Hamburg
-
22 May 2013
91 Presseurop
Libération, Der Standard
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22 May 2013
59 Presseurop
La Repubblica
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22 May 2013
254
Le Monde
Paris
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22 May 2013
69 Presseurop
Der Standard
-
22 May 2013
31 Presseurop
Népszabadság
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22 May 2013
70 Presseurop
Berliner Morgenpost
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22 May 2013
133 Presseurop
To Ethnos
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22 May 2013
176 Presseurop
Gazeta Wyborcza
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22 May 2013
37 Presseurop
De Morgen
-
22 May 2013
38 Presseurop
The Irish Times
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21 May 2013
1374
Die Tageszeitung
Berlin
European leaders have decided to reinforce the drive to fight tax evasion. However, the shortfall between their stated objective and a real political will for change has undermined their credibility, argues an Austrian columnist. 
The riots that have broken out in recent days in the suburbs of Stockholm show that the many immigrants who live there have not been integrated. The fault lies with the government and the lack of political will to take action on education and employment. 
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. 
Fraud in the organic farming sector has become a thriving international industry made up of a complex network of companies that bears all the marks of traditional organised crime.