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Germany: pirates go active, "hooligans" take to the streets

11:51 10.04.2012

Germany: pirates go active, "hooligans" take to the streets

Now living through a kind of a social crisis, Germans are looking forward to early land elections in the country’s most populous (17.8 million) state of North Rhine-Westphalia scheduled for May 13. Given the current balance of political forces in Germany, the main intrigue is about who will hold the …

Cuba to Launch New Economic Policy

14:00 01.01.2011

Cuba to Launch New Economic Policy

On January 1, 2011 Cubans will celebrate the 52nd anniversary of the revolution that opened the era of social justice in Latin America. Today's political dynamics across the continent – the radical reforms in Venezuela and Ecuador, the nationally oriented politics pursued by Argentine, Brazil, and several other countries – …

EU's «Christmas Present» for Bulgarians and Romanians

14:00 28.12.2010

EU's «Christmas Present» for Bulgarians and Romanians

The trouble is that the practice of Berlin and Paris does not meet the principles of EU’s expansion and making the levels of its members’ development equal. That is why either the principles or the line-up of the EU should change. And again Berlin and Paris will decide on it. …

As hope of euro fails, Europe’s fate depends on Germans

14:00 28.11.2010

As hope of euro fails, Europe’s fate depends on Germans

On November 23, the German newspaper Die Welt wrote: “Hopes that euro will unite the society have failed”. On the contrary, the gap between the countries, which earlier had unstable currencies, and the countries, which were heading to stability, has become wider. Germans do not understand the love for consumption, …

An Epilogue to the Seoul Summit

14:00 18.11.2010

An Epilogue to the Seoul Summit

Several days since the Seoul G20 summit, the majority of comments are quite reasonably displaying a total lack of optimism. The forum passed the Seoul declaration, churned out several other documents, and generated an initiative to establish a global financial security network mostly based on the IMF mechanisms. The summit …

Inverted World: Europe and Roma

15:00 20.09.2010

Inverted World: Europe and Roma

In 1974 - a year after Great Britain's joining the European Economic Community – young British author Christopher Priest published his Inverted World which portrayed the united Europe as city Earth constructed on top of great wheels and being slowly winched along railroad tracks. The aim of the motion was …

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