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	Important victories on ACTA! Moving on to Final Steps by Newropeans-Magazine V
	Caligula: A political opera for the MENA region. by Newropeans-Magazine I recently read that a German-born composer, Detlev Glanert, will premiere Caligula at the London Coliseum, home of the English National Opera, later this month. Caligula, for the uninitiated, is
	Quebec Steps Closer to Martial Law: Bill 78 is a "Declaration of War on the Student Movement" by Newropeans-Magazine On Friday, May 18, the Québec legislature signed a special “

	Greek elections: reinvent political vision for the "Eurolanders", for the people, not for the Euro by Newropeans-Magazine Short comments about the Greek elections: reinvent political vision for the "Eurolanders", for the people, not for the Euro! Now it's time!
	Serbia in turmoil over regionalisation by Newropeans-Magazine Serbia has traditionally been characterised by asymmetric devolution, presently consisting of so-called Central Serbia, where local self-governments - municipalities and cities-, are the only sub-national tier of government, and of Vojvodi
	Dutch windmills grind slowly but still they do by Newropeans-Magazine On April 21, leaders of the Dutch minority government announced that talks to strike a deal with the eurosceptic PVV (party providing parliamentary majority to the government) had reached a dead end. The talks were necessary to a
	America and the lying problem: Are we entering the fact-free century? by Newropeans-Magazine America appears to have a lying problem. It’s hard to come to any other conclusion when looking at the string of easily disprovable untruths that have come out of the mouths of mainstream politicians during this season's Republi
	Timbuktu Falls: What Future For Mali? by Newropeans-Magazine Timbuktu was once a metaphor for the middle of nowhere. Now it is in the middle of a struggle that has important implications for the whole Sahel zone that runs from Senegal to Sudan. Tuareg armed forces coming from further north have taken control of
	Don't mention the Gaza by Newropeans-Magazine
	Power Shift: US pivot driven by perceptions of Chinese power and by diminishing US financial clout by Newropeans-Magazine Media coverage of President Barack Obama’s high-profile visit to Australia and plan to boost US presence in Asia may mask America’s shrinking global footprint. The combination of concern over China and the US debt crisis could se
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