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As Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said that the PRISM project is aimed on foreigners would you say that the European Union (European Commission) should as ask at least for the clarifications if European citizens were targeted? Read few comments.
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By Jean-Marc Trouille, Jean Monnet Chair in European Economic Integration, School of Management, Bradford University. This article was originally published in Slovak daily Pravda.
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Is Spain experiencing the end of two-party system?
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Reuters reports that the European Union is willing to deepen trade ties with China. It even aims on possible free trade agreement with China. How much it it could a realistic prospect in foreseeable future in your opinion, what are the biggest challenges? Read few comments.
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European Parliament President Martin Schulz said: Next year’s European elections are of paramount of importance. For the first time there will be candidates from the European political parties for the post of European Commission President, this should engender a greater interest in Europe’s future.
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British business community responded to increasing anti-EU political rhetoric. Does British business community has a potential to significantly influence the debate on the future of UK in the EU and how?
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The Conservative leadership will publish a draft Bill to guarantee that an in/out referendum on Europe will be held by 2017. From the outside it seems that PM Cameron is first of all trying to please the part of his Conservative Party. But would you say that the EU, members states should somehow react on what is going on in the UK or not, and why? Read few comments.
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How would you evaluate French-German relations one year after François Hollande’s victory in the French presidential elections? Is the Franco-German engine still working? Read few comments.
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