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1. Composed economist January 28, 2010

The man nominated to be the Hungarian member of the new Commission exudes an air of intellectual honesty and curiosity. László Andor is an unusual politician. For...  

Tags: László Andor, eastern Europe, Budapest,Hungary, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Joseph Stiglitz

Composed economist

2. Bankers facing bruising battle October 15, 2009

Central bankers and banking supervisors think that, despite the trillions of euros of government aid, bank bosses have not understood what is at stake. Europe's central...  

Tags: Bank for International Settlements, International economics, International trade, Istanbul,Turkey, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Bankers facing bruising battle

3. The cost of Dick Cheney May 9, 2009

George W. Bush has started work on his memoirs. Count to ten before you respond. The autobiographies of political leaders are not a very elevated literary form. First, few...  

Tags: American Enterprise Institute, United States election voting controversies, George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, W.

4. Crisis provides a green opportunity (II) March 26, 2009

The financial crisis is an opportunity to develop an economic framework with long-term benefits for the environment. Looking back on last year's main topic of discussion –...  

Tags: Environment, Action on climate change, Sustainability, United Kingdom Climate Change Act, Copenhagen Climate Council

5. Living in history November 28, 2008

When you get history wrong, it can skew your own strategic choices. I recently took part in a public debate with Paul Keating, Australia's former prime minister. He is...  

Tags: Paul Keating, Australia, United Kingdom, Germany, European Union

6. Lincoln, Roosevelt, Churchill...Obama? November 21, 2008

His ‘audacity of hope' will not suffice, but the US president-elect has other cards that may prove vital: popular support and an understanding of the challenges we face....  

Tags: African American history, Punahou School alumni, Barack Obama, Franklin Roosevelt, Barack Obama presidential primary campaign

7. The American leader we need October 28, 2008

What Europeans need is a president who requires them to put their efforts where their mouths have been. Around the world, America's presidential election campaign has...  

Tags: Nuclear proliferation, Potential superpowers, Superpower, China, New world order

8. Poland struggles to come to terms with its history June 19, 2008

Tough questions about the past of the iconic leader of Poland's Solidarity movement should be answered, not dodged. Did the most famous living Pole, Lech Walesa, collaborate...  

Tags: Lech Walesa, Lech Wałęsa, Presidents of Poland, Poland, Solidarity

9. The pretender January 10, 2008

The fall of communism in Poland produced many astonishing political careers as the regime's former opponents emerged from cramped, book-lined apartments to take their places...  

Tags: Radoslaw Sikorski, Radosław Sikorski, Poland, United States, United Kingdom

10. EU-bashing and red herrings in the UK October 25, 2007

That the UK is not a member of the eurozone is at least partly down to the influence of Australian-American global media magnate Rupert Murdoch who is against British...  

Tags: News Corporation, Printing, Gordon Brown, United Kingdom, Tabloid

11. The muddle-headed bear December 21, 2006

“Russia is a riddle wrapped in mystery inside an enigma.” This too often repeated definition by Winston Churchill is still surprisingly actual. No democracy survives...  

Tags: Beslan school hostage crisis, Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation, Moscow theater hostage crisis, Federal Security Service, Soviet Union

12. Britain and the man with the golden smile November 23, 2006

Some years ago there was a vote to identify the most boring aspect of the British way of life. The Queen's spectacles comfortably won first prize; second came any family with...  

Tags: Barristers, Sedgefield, Tony Blair, Trimdon, James Bond

13. Has Ukraine's chance slipped away? July 27, 2006

Alexander Kwasniewski played a critical role in the success in 2004 of Ukraine's Orange Revolution. Kwasniewski, who at that time was president of Poland, had some harsh...  

Tags: Energy in Russia, Energy policy, Gazprom, Ukraine, Russia

14. MEPs want land included in purchase of buildings June 22, 2006

Members of the European Parliament's budgets committee are threatening to block plans by the assembly's administration to buy two buildings in Strasbourg unless the purchase...  

Tags: Member of the European Parliament, Strasbourg, Jan Mulder, Josep Borrell

15. Strasbourg chief denies Parliament rent rip-off April 27, 2006

The Strasbourg city authorities have hit back at criticism from the European Parliament for taking a slice of the rent the assembly pays for two buildings. Robert Grossman,...  

Tags: Strasbourg, Renting, Fabienne Keller, European Court of Auditors, Salvador de Madariaga

16. MEPs decry overcharge for Strasbourg buildings April 20, 2006

Senior MEPs have accused the city of Strasbourg of charging the European Parliament an inflated rent for two buildings in the Alsatian capital. They believe that the...  

Tags: Strasbourg, Bureau, Location of European Union institutions, Jan Mulder, Gérard Onesta

17. Cartoons spur 'clash of civilisations' February 16, 2006

Maybe Samuel Huntington was right after all. A quick flick through Europe's papers this week shows the row over the publication of 12 cartoons of the prophet Muhammad...  

Tags: Freedom of expression, Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy, Muhammad, Satire, The Clash of Civilizations

18. Climate change - what Montreal prescribed to save the planet December 15, 2005

Big names make big speeches "We'll have a meeting like this in 40 years on a raft somewhere unless we do something about climate change... Let's agree on a set of projects...  

Tags: Environment, Carbon finance, Climate change, Diplomatic conferences, United States

19. Unleashing the EU's financial markets June 16, 2005

Two MEPs give their different views on how to boost the competitiveness of the financial services sector Obstacles to a single market are not caused by lack of legislation...  

Tags: Financial Services Action Plan, financial services, Competition law, Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, Regulation

20. Pim's number one for Dutch November 18, 2004

DUTCH media have their onderbroek in a twist over a new television poll released this week that sought to name the greatest person in Dutch history. Was it Erasmus?...  

Tags: Pim Fortuyn, George W. Bush, Colin Powell, George Bush, NRC Handelsblad B.V.

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