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Nigel Lawson is 'wrong' - leaving EU would damage the UK economy
Former British chancellor Nigel Lawson got it wrong on the economy, wrong on climate change and is now wrong on Europe – insists Liberal Democrat MEP Fiona HallEU-Canada trade agreement threatens European fracking bans
As European member states consider the implications of environmentally risky shale gas development, the proposed EU-Canada trade agreement could give energy companies new powers to challenge fracking bans through the back door – claims Pia Eberhardt
Costly 'Star Wars' defence programme needs a rethink
The risk of wasting large sums of money at a time of savage defence cuts should help US senators to reassess their views on missile defence and Europeans must influence the debate - writes Clara Marina O'Donnell
Central Europe: from the economic periphery to the core?
The crisis has emphasised both the similarities and differences between the economies of central Europe – but if the region as whole is to cement a place in the EU's core, the debate about euro adoption should be revived, writes Anita SobjákEU must do more to protect Roma, says Amnesty
The EU should use its legal powers to challenge member states that do not enforce the race equality directive, Amnesty says, as it publishes a report documenting widespread discrimination against the Roma populationEurope's over-consumption of resources is out of control
Europeans cannot continue living as if there is unlimited land and resources available for our consumption, says Ariadna RodrigoEU membership 'no guarantee of democracy'
Britain, Italy, Greece, the Czech Republic and Hungary – all have shown that being part of the EU is not, on its own, enough to protect the fundamental rights that most of us hold dear, writes our secret columnist in Brussels-
British Tories simply trying to be 'more UKIP than UKIP'
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Increasing tax on beer is beyond the pale
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'Political elite' - Tony Blair's grandiose EU pretensions
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The EU quangocracy is out of control, claims MEP
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EU concern over allegations of Google data breaches
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Russia issues another threat over US missile shield in Europe
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The EU should follow Denmark's lead on energy efficiency
Should an independent cost-benefits study into Britain's membership of the EU be commissioned to elevate the 'in/out' debate above scaremongering?
Is the criticism of Catherine Ashton fair given that the European External Action Service has been denuded of power by the institutional turf wars in Brussels?
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no
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