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Is the European Commission right to pursue a 6.8 per cent EU Budget increase for 2013, at a time when member states are suffering from austerity cuts?

Do lobbyists and multinational companies have too much influence on the secretive legislation processes adopted by the European Union?

Should European countries increase their development aid budgets in line with international targets even as they slash public spending at home?

Is Europe on the verge of slipping into a Great Depression, like that experienced in the 1930s, as some gloomy economists have predicted?

As cyber criminals operate across international boundaries - is the EU right to set up a new European Cyber-crime Centre to tackle these global networks?

Are mainstream politicians leading Europe back down the dark path of history by using nationalist rhetoric and failing to condemn racism more definitively?

Is the failure of senior EU figures like Catherine Ashton and José Manuel Barroso to do more press interviews symptomatic of a remote European elite?

Hungary and the EU - the way forward
Even Hungary is aware of the fact that its existence in isolation is not possible. Therefore, the EU must engage and help the nation to come out of its crises through powerful checks and drastic economic reforms

Are European politics, international affairs and the European Union given the sufficient in-depth and balanced coverage they deserve by the modern media landscape?

Should Europe reject oil from Canadian tar sands because of claims that it is 'dirty' due to the carbon-intensive and environmentally damaging practices used to extract it?

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