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The Kremlin’s belligerence in Ukraine will ultimately weaken Russia
The Kremlin’s belligerence in Ukraine will ultimately weaken Russia
The Bavarian premier makes the most of his regional party’s national role
Nicolas Sarkozy’s political comeback is endangered
The OECD recommends more reform
Sacked editors are a sign more of financial than political pressures
The stand-off between the government and international lenders continues
The razor-thin margin of Robert Fico's victory might be the first crack in his otherwise sturdy political façade
As a choking smog descends, the government bans cars with even-numbered plates from entering the city
Aleksandar Vucic shattered the opposition
Some argue that if Ukraine is not free to pursue closer ties with the European Union, then Georgia won't be either
There were countless gestures of solidarity since the protests in Kiev began
How the Danish firm became the world’s hottest toy company
Americans get a taste of Spain’s best-known chef
One of Europe’s most remarkable literary talents explains the autobiography that made his name
A single page with the best of our articles and multimedia items on the euro zone's crisis
The flawed attempt to make up the EU’s democratic deficit
Who should be the next president of the European Commission and what should they do?
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