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Tsipras proposes measures for comprehensive management of migration at EUCO
Thursday 19 October 2017
BRUSSELS (ANA/N. Roumbos) - Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras proposed five measures to tackle migration and refugee flows effectively on a European level...
La crise grecque a rapporté 7,8 milliards d’euros à la Banque...
Les quelque 7,8 milliards d'euros d'intérêts perçus par la BCE sur la dette grecque devaient être reversés à Athènes, mais les versements ont cessé...
Amid EU treaty change fever, national ministers urge caution
By Dave Keating
8/9/2017
French President Emmanuel Macron has promised an aggressive push to reform the European Union after the German election. But there is...
How the EU bank has made £7.2BILLION profit from Greece’s financial...
THE European Central Bank (ECB) has made an eye-popping profit of £7.2billion from the Greek debt crisis, it has been revealed.
By Simon Osborne
The extraordinary...
Trump’s Iran move increases danger of war, says Sigmar Gabriel
German foreign minister warns of consequences of US president’s stance.
By Jacopo Barigazzi
If the U.S. terminates the Iran nuclear deal or reimposes...
German Elite: America First!
German Foreign Policy Experts Warn Against Anti-Americanism
By STEVEN ERLANGER
BRUSSELS — Anxious about political trends in Germany that are sowing divisions with the United States...
Podemos’ Alternative for Catalonia
An interview with Txema Guijarro
The crisis in Catalonia is an opportunity to build a new, democratic and plurinational Spain.
After last weekend’s contested referendum...
Man of Straw
By William Mallinson
It is perhaps typical that the only person whom the pro-Turkish government brigade could wheel out for yet another partitionist tirade on...
The “Non-Citizens” of the Baltic States: Α European Scandal nobody speaks...
Different exits – Different approaches
By Tatjana Zdanoka,
Strasbourg, 4 October 2017
The negotiations on Brexit are attracting a lot of attention. In particular, the possible erosion...
Allemagne: Crise de complaisance
Par Kostas Vergopoulos*
Le modèle économique allemand serait-il aussi « sain et vertueux » qu’il se prétend lui-même ? Serait-il à suivre pour les pays membres de l’Eurozone...