EUROPE
May 2013
Brendan Simms's new epic history of Europe is an earnest and old-fashioned of great power rivalries
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April 2013
‘The Athens shopping mall is full of young people buying the latest mobile phones and gadgets. So much about this recession remains confusing’
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April 2013
‘Germany is seeing a definite increase in Euroscepticism—and now it’s coming from the Left too’
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March 2013
The Prime Minister’s alliance with Angela Merkel may help save Europe’s failing currency, if his policy doesn’t tear apart his party
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