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For many, Europe bears the promise of a better life, for which any risk seems worth taking. In the summer months, thousands of refugees make their way over the sea to European beaches or to land borders. What awaits them on their way to the shore? How high are the fences we built? >>> more
Lake Constance marks the border between the three German-speaking countries in Europe. But does a common language create cultural kinship? Andrea from Switzerland and Christoph from Germany discuss >>> more
Comparisons often hurt - but they are necessary to show us that things are often more complex than they seem. Is Europe as "green" as it claims to be? A comparison with the 'White Man's Burden' reveals new insights. >>> more
In financial and ratification crises, it's hard to nominate a TOP European. If your favourite is Danish even name confusions may occur. Nevertheless, our columnist is sure: Anders Fogh Rasmussen is Europe's TOP! >>> more
Jean-Marie Le Pen is the oldest member of the European Parliament. A wise old man? Our columnist says no: Le Pen represents yesterday's Europe and we should be glad that the Parliament's protocol was changed >>> more
The European elections brought a turnout of 42.5%. Did the campaigns not whet the voters' linguistic appetites? Our columnist analyses the language of the election posters: from cold beer to hot air >>> more
Lake Constance marks the border between the three German-speaking countries in Europe. But does a common language create cultural kinship? Andrea from Switzerland and Christoph from Germany discuss
Comparisons often hurt - but they are necessary to show us that things are often more complex than they seem. Is Europe as "green" as it claims to be? A comparison with the 'White Man's Burden' reveals new insights.
In financial and ratification crises, it's hard to nominate a TOP European. If your favourite is Danish even name confusions may occur. Nevertheless, our columnist is sure: Anders Fogh Rasmussen is Europe's TOP!
Jean-Marie Le Pen is the oldest member of the European Parliament. A wise old man? Our columnist says no: Le Pen represents yesterday's Europe and we should be glad that the Parliament's protocol was changed
The European elections brought a turnout of 42.5%. Did the campaigns not whet the voters' linguistic appetites? Our columnist analyses the language of the election posters: from cold beer to hot air
