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Eurosphere roundup: Amnesty reports discrimination against Muslims, French Elections, Austerity policies…
TweetShare via emailMay day protests highlight Europe’s pain from FT.com – World, Europe Tens of thousands of workers take to the streets for annual marches, demonstrating against government spending cuts... Read more
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AJ Stream: Does Sweden’s #CakeGate point to racial problems?
TweetShare via email [View the story "Does Sweden's #CakeGate point to racial problems?" on Storify]_ [View the story "Does Sweden's #CakeGate point to racial problems?" on Storify] TweetShare via... Read more
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Eurosphere roundup: French elections;
TweetShare via emailMAIN FOCUS: New signs of crisis in Europe | 19/04/2012 from euro|topics The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned of a new credit crunch in Europe on Wednesday, and... Read more
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Eurosphere roundup: Standard & Poor’s threat over EU core countries; Merkel & Sarkozy “to discipline the EU”; news from euroblogging…
TweetShare via email MAIN FOCUS: Standard & Poor’s threatens bailout fund | 07/12/2011 from euro|topics The US rating agency Standard & Poor’s threatened on Tuesday to downgrade the credit rating... Read more
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Eurosphere roundup: Greece towards interim cabinet, Berlusconi struggles to hold coalition – as usual- ….
TweetShare via email Papandreou to step down, interim cabinet to take charge (News) from EurActiv.com Berlusconi struggles to hold coalition together (News) from EurActiv.com Greeks agree coalition government from BBC... Read more
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Social democrats win the elections in Denmark with Denmark’s first female premier- EU Research Topics at #UACES2011 and more from Europe…
TweetShare via email#UACES2011 in Cambridge: A look at some interesting EU research from Ideas on Europe by Ronny Patz I must say that I very much enjoyed the UACES conference... Read more
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“Resignation at ECB unsettles markets” A Euroup in Crisis roundup…
TweetShare via email European Central Bank (ECB) governing board member Jürgen Stark, who has resigned, lobbied for the ECB to impose stricter measures on Greece and Portugal. Photograph: Aris Messinis/AFP/Getty... Read more
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Euro roundup: “Swift action needed for Greece” and much more…
TweetShare via emailThe new order in the systemic Euro crisis from Ideas on Europe by Protesilaos Stavrou * If things stay as they are then we will reach a dead... Read more
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Another roundup to make sense of Norway massacres…
TweetShare via email‘Evil can murder a person, but never defeat a whole people’ from Savage Minds: Notes and Queries in Anthropology — A Group Blog by simone Recent events in... Read more
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Euro roundup: “The Council of Europe denounces the burqa ban; EU Digital Agenda; the latest EU summit…
TweetShare via emailThe Council of Europe denounces the burqa ban from Blogactiv by Protesilaos Stavrou On April 2011 and on July 2011, France and Belgium respectively passed legislation forbidding Muslim... Read more
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It looks like Greece is saved again… A Euro roundup…
TweetShare via email Once again the day is saved… from The European Citizen by Eurocentric …At least for now. It’s hard to escape the feeling that each time an agreement... Read more
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Euro roundup: Stress test passed, most Europeans banks are ok.
TweetShare via emailMAIN FOCUS: No stress for Europe's banks | 18/07/2011 from euro|topics Only eight out of ninety banks failed the bank stress test, the European Banking Authority announced in... Read more
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for the record, today is the anniversary of Srebrenica Massacre
TweetShare via email The Srebrenica massacre, also known as the Srebrenica genocide,[1][2][3][4][5][6] refers to the July 1995 killing of more than 8,000[7] Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) men and boys, in... Read more
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Poland takes over EU presidency; Greek woes continue…. Euro roundup…
TweetShare via email Poland takes over EU presidency from BBC News | Europe | World Edition Poland assumes the six-month rotating presidency of the EU for the first time since... Read more
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Islam in Europe: “Europe’s Most Acute Civilizational Crisis Since WWII” and a Euro roundup…
TweetShare via email Europe’s Most Acute Civilizational Crisis Since WWII by Reflection Cafe How Muslims Have Been Taken Hostage by Europe’s Most Acute Civilizational Crisis Since WWII Raphaël Liogier, Harvard... Read more
