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Politics

02.09.2010

by Lauren Comiteau

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Bundesbank racism row continues

The board of Germany's Bundesbank has unanimously voted to try and get one of its members, Thilo Sarrazin, dismissed by German President Christian Wulff. The move comes amid growing controversy over controversial comments Sarrazin made about Muslim immigrants and Jews.

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Religion

01.09.2010

by Amy Baker & Amanda Morrow

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Ramadan across borders

With a burgeoning Muslim population in Europe, individuals across the continent are becoming more accustomed to Islamic practices. For most, the holy month of Ramadan is usually associated with fasting. But for those who practice the religious festival it means much more.

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Culture

31.08.2010

by Amy Baker & Tom Wilson

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Electronic tunes on the rise in Romania

During Communism, the Romanian music scene never had a chance to flourish. During the regime very few records were permitted in the country, but with the 1989 fall of the iron curtain came a growing and innovative music culture.

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Society

30.08.2010

by Euranet

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When the cat gets out of the online bag

Take one cat, one wheelie bin and one CCTV camera, add the power of the internet and what do you get? The amazing transformation of one ordinary middle-aged lady from Coventry into "the most hated woman in Britain" - a story that has dominated the UK media for the last week.

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Culture

29.08.2010

by Lidija Petković Krampač & Sarah Hartley

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Field photography

British artists Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey are renowned for their extraordinary work which is quite literally alive. Their latest pieces, on show at Slovenia's Mladi Levi festival, use grass to create photographic canvases that capture real life in shades of yellow and green.

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Politics

28.08.2010

by Amy Baker

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Week in review

This week: Balancing power in Ukraine; Italy’s pseudo freedom of movement; And introducing trash art … a summer exhibition that's totally rubbish!

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Politics

27.08.2010

by Karl Dowling

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Harmless or hazardous?

After years of progress, Northern Ireland has once again been branded a risky place to visit. The country has had a Summer to forget with riots and bomb scares making global headlines. A few governments have now warned their citizens to stay away, but some locals say it’s still a safe destination. [more]

Politics

26.08.2010

by Euranet

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MEPs round on France's Roma policy

Socialist members of the European Parliament today savaged France's continuing repatriation of hundreds of Roma people to Bulgaria and Romania, but despite the mounting criticism Paris today flew nearly three hundred more men, women and children back to Bucharest.

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Politics

25.08.2010

by Sarah Hartley

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Democratic drift?

President Victor Yanukovych yesterday called for Ukraine's constitution to be overhauled - handing more power to himself. Critics warn he is taking the country down an increasingly authoritarian path and say this sits uncomfortably with his stated desire for closer integration with the EU.

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Culture

25.08.2010

by Tom Wilson & Sarah Hartley

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Ukraine's beach party utopia

Every summer, the beaches of Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula are taken over by KaZantip - billed as the “biggest, longest, craziest and most unusual music event in the world”. Already notorious among Russian-speaking clubbers, the dance party is now drawing an increasingly international crowd.

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Survey 31.08.2010 - 31.08.2011

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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