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Concerns over Canada's Arctic Council agenda
The Arctic Council is taking steps to move from a decision-shaping to a decision-making international organisation – but Canada might find Sweden's chairmanship a tough act to follow, write Kristofer Bergh, Linda Jakobson and Ekaterina KlimenkoNational sovereignty needs to be 'reconsidered' - says EU
Head of the European Commission in the UK admits that 'traditional notions of national sovereignty may need to be reconsidered' in order to align the country with globalisation
Iceland may now wait until next crisis to join the EU
Just as the country's attractiveness as a prospective EU member state has grown, its appetite for membership has faded - writes Lidia Puka
Economic crisis hits press freedom in Europe
The economic crisis in the EU saw the development of an 'increasingly hostile' environment for journalists in Greece and led to a wider sense that the media could not fulfil its vital role in holding authority to account, a report saysThe creative industries: moving from analogue to digital
As the creative industries become a dominant force in the industrial landscape and businesses across the economy invest in creative competitiveness strategies, policy-makers must wake up – insists Hasan BakhshiGrowing Euroscepticism in Germany could derail European project
Without a concerted effort by Germans and all Europeans to consign the growing populist movement to a political no-man's land, the crisis in Europe may just have taken another turn for the worse - writes Joerg ForbrigPopulism making euro crisis 'more combustible'
The euro crisis has not caused European populism but is certainly fuelling it – and it is unlikely that politics will return to the staid two or three party systems of the post-war years, writes Katinka Barysch-
Eurozone recession drags into sixth quarter
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First citizens' initiative puts water on EU agenda
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Hacking all over the world - global cyber-crime
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EU economic warnings target Spain and Slovenia
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Facebook's Graph Search - the jury is still out
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EU launches grand plan to counter youth unemployment
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Synaesthesia - from great art to learning a language in hours
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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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