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Danish ‘Lego presidency’ could deliver lasting legacy for Europe
9 January 2012
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The Danish presidency of the European Union comes at one of the most difficult moments in the union’s history. It’s biggest challenge: Keeping the EU construct together. If the Danes can manage that successfully, they can look back this summer
Euro crisis, in 2011, triggers debate on existence of EU
22 December 2011
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The European debt crisis in 2011 developed in such a way that some analysts now argue that the European Union is facing an existential crisis. EUX.TV Producer Laura Fernandez compiled key soundbites from the year that is now ending and
Croatia to become 28th EU member state in 2013
7 December 2011
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1st of July of 2013. This is the date in when Croatia will become the 28th member of the European Union. Exactly 8 years after its initial bid, accession talks between the ex-yugoslav country and the Union were finalized on
Bubblesconi: Failing EU leadership inspires Dutch artist
5 December 2011
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The ongoing leadership crisis in Europe is proving to be an unexpected source of inspiration for a Dutch painter of modern art. As the Eurozone leaders again battle to save the euro, Ilse Wielage is finishing her painting of ejected
50000 trade union members protest austerity measures in Brussels
2 December 2011
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Around 50 thousand trade union members marched across Brussels on Friday to protest against austerity measures. In response to the current financial crisis, the newly formed Belgian government agreed last week to cut public spending by 11 billion euros and
UN reports progress in battle against HIV-AIDS
30 November 2011
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2011 was a game changing year for the international response to AIDS and HIV, according to the latest report by the United Nations. The UN says there is is unprecedented scientific progress while political leadership is generating real results. New
EU welcomes regime change in Rome, Athens
14 November 2011
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Greece’s €8 bln bailout on hold, government set to collapse
4 November 2011
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Greece is with its back up against the wall after Germany and France on Wednesday evening told the Greek Prime Minister that his country will not receive eight billion euro in EU bailout money until it decides on whether it
Will the big Euro bazooka hit its target? Analysis
27 October 2011
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European leaders achieved a breakthrough early on Thursday to write off half of Greece’s debt and seek foreign capital to double the eurozone’s bailout fund to around €1 trillion. But Incoming search terms:SPRL Europe TV