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Environment

06.08.2010

by Karl Dowling

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Wheezing your way through the Moscow day

A thick blanket of smog has left Muscovites gasping for air while concerns are being raised about the safety of Russia's nuclear installations. The wildfires raging through Russia have not reached the capital itself but fires burning on the outskirts are making city life a misery.

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Health

19.07.2010

by Lars Bevanger & Sarah Hartley

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Just what the doctor ordered?

The issue of homeopathy is something guaranteed to raised the blood pressure of many medics. Although it faces a backlash some countries, including the UK, the homeopathy lobby has launched a major push at EU level to make the treatment available through public health services across the bloc. [more]

Crime

16.07.2010

by Robin van Wechem

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Weed tourists on red alert

The Netherlands used to be a haven for soft drugs users but anyone fancying some green leaves may soon need a Dutch passport, at least in the southern city of Maastricht. The ongoing legal battle between the city’s coffeeshop owners and the local government has now reached the EU's top court. [more]

Politics

06.07.2010

by Anne-Marie McNerney and Robin van Wechem

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Ireland sobers up to drink-driving

Ireland is getting tough on drink drivers, cutting the allowed blood alcohol limit.Road campaigners are overjoyed, but critics say the measure is just a publicity stunt.

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Health

16.06.2010

by Tom Wilson & Sarah Hartley

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Romania's hospitals left on life support

Thanks to open EU borders and the current financial crisis, Romania's health service is haemorrhaging medical staff at an alarming rate. As foreign recruiters flock in to tempt doctors abroad, fears are growing that the condition could be life-threatening.

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In Rome this week, Lybian President Moammar Gaddafi offered to stop Africans entering the EU for a fee of $5 billion, and suggested Europe should convert to Islam. Should Mr Kaddafi ever be taken seriously or is he merely a figure of fun?
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  • Is Gaddafi right? (La Stampa, Turin)

  • Sidelined Europe can still be of help (La Vanguardia, Barcelona)

  • Bundesbank bigmouth gets boot (Berliner Zeitung, Berlin)

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