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Politicians on trial
The EU and Libya
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Scoring the performance of the EU's foreign ministers on Libya - Charlemagne's notebook (31)
France's far right
Press freedom in Turkey
The EU's climate policy
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France's foreign-policy woes
Nicolas Sarkozy's diplomatic troublesFrance dumps its foreign minister, Germany its defence minister—and all of Europe frets over its place in the world (54)
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Estonian politics
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Italian businesses
Keeping it in the familyThe Bulgaris sell up. Other Italian family firms are still holding tight (1)
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Palazzo Farnese
The house that Paul builtA rare chance to see Rome’s second most celebrated ceiling (1)
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The Renault “spying” affair
A new twistDoubts over the supposed foreign espionage at the French carmaker (3)
A success that looks like failure
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Et tu, Zagreb?
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Georgia's radical opposition (Radio Free Europe)
The deepening rift between Germany and Israel (New York Times)
The satirical French newspaper that brings down ministers (Der Spiegel)
Italy, the lurking danger
Its instability is a threat to Europe More »
The divisiveness pact
Plans for closer economic integration in the euro zone could cause trouble
Anchors aweigh
Turkey has made astonishing progress. But how will it fare without the IMF and EU?
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