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Nice one, Tony!
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My German doesn’t stretch beyond asking directions, but sounds promising
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The EU’s past high ideals and current failings, from a French federalist perspective. Interesting stuff.
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After recent European election setbacks, it’s intriguing to see how the Eastern European right mostly seems already to have thrown away its strong post-communist position – or is that a vast generalisation?
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Refreshingly honest: “What I did cannot be put down to youthful folly. No pressure from above.”
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A profile of Naser Khader, the Danish Muslim MP trying to find the centre ground
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The “mini treaty” idea is gaining ground – but which version will it be?
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Looks like no early polls after all, then… The crisis continues. Again.
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Germany’s Pole shortage is threatening agriculture
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Tim Worstall not affected, breaks pickets to blog
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Promising-looking new blog on cyberwarfare, following the recent Estonia / Russia spat
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The Economist’s initial look at the European Commission’s latest in-depth provisional report on EU social and economic cohesion (on which more, possibly, from me later, if I get a chance)
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Yep, really. And actually rather useful – time for me to hunt down some DVDs and become an expert in Finnish cinema…
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How’s the new man being received so far?
Linklog Overkill :P
I know – I’m crap. Nothing overly inspiring in the news at the moment, though, and I’m inundated with real-world work.
Normal service will be resumed at some point soon. I hope.
So my English is not that good to translage you one on one what the carnival is about, but it startet today. The post up here was just the preview. The topic og the carnival is to ask why are the germans so sick about the politics and where will bring us the party-democracy. In germany the partizipation at elections is not that much anymore and it could be a problem in future. If nobody elects you can not call it democracy anymore. This is the carnival about. Hope you could understand my bad english.