Slouching towards Brussels
Croatia votes unethusiastically to join the European Union
Monday January 23rd 2012
Croatia and the EU
Italy's government
A good professor in Rome
Mario Monti has restored Italy’s good name in Europe. Now he wants help(54)
After the downgrade
Down a notch
A French downgrade also downgrades Nicolas Sarkozy’s re-election chances(16)
Riots in Romania
Anger management
The government struggles to contain a growing protest movement(73)
The euro crisis
Volunteers wanted
Greece’s creditors would all have to take a massive hit to right its finances(45)
Democracy in Hungary
Budapest vs Brussels
The EU begins proceedings against Hungary's government(284)
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Russian protests
Putin’s peopleThe Kremlin is unlikely to offer the protesters many concessions (14)
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Justice in Spain
Investigating the investigatorSpain’s most famous judge goes on trial (14)
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Justice in Turkey
Not for someHis supporters protest over the verdict in the Hrant Dink murder trial (21)
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Europe’s economies
A false dawnThe recession has been mild so far. But things are likely to get much worse (82)
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Rauf Denktash, leader of the Turkish-Cypriots, died on January 13th, aged 87 (23)
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