Wind Power: A Burden or a Necessity?
Wind farms might not be aesthetically advantageous, but their increasing presence depends on our extravagant energy habits
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The Struggle of Public Sector Restructuring
Sunday, 15 April 2012 07:16
The cry for an effective and cheaper public sector may be answered by adapting to new market rules
The Limits of Religious Tolerance
Monday, 09 April 2012 07:36
A serious debate on religious tolerance is urgently needed not only in Europe but also in the Muslim world
Urban Gardening
Monday, 02 April 2012 08:33
Assessing a trend: Community gardens are on the rise across European cities
The Other European Debt Crisis
Wednesday, 28 March 2012 14:00
If more responsible business practices are not imposed, European club football is heading towards potential collapse - can financial fair play save the game?
Russia: Diverse in Unity
Monday, 26 March 2012 18:44
Russia’s ethnic groups successfully maintain their identities, making their state perhaps the most culturally diverse in the world
Employment & Social
Hard Work = Low Salary (and vice-versa)
Many well paid workers spend whole days in the office not working, a luxury that minimum wage earners rarely enjoy
The Pitfalls of Skype Interviews and How to Avoid Them
Skype interviews are common and have widened employment horizons. Are we prepared to make the most of them?
Dreaming of Consultancies
Working for a consultancy seems to be the top desire for public relations and marketing students – is this a wise career move?
Please Don't Come Into Work Today
Working from home offers benefits to everyone, particularly in these straightened times
Energy
Solar Power from the Sahara
Capturing Sahara’s solar power could unleash a green revolution in Europe and beyond
Constructing Europe’s Future
In spite of claims that it has an integrated and fully-functioning single market, European infrastructure is still hopelessly split along national lines
European Union
Schengen: Access Denied
New forms of selective xenophobia against Eastern Europeans bring back memories of the Iron Curtain
The Slow Death of Italian Political Parties
The return of a competent government in Italy is deepening the crisis of political parties
Reforming the European Common Agricultural Policy
What should European farmers expect for the 2014-2020 financing period?
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Culture
The Political Power of Poetry
Grass should be praised for having written a poem on Israel that sparked an important debate, rather than being unjustly accused of anti-Semitism
Toulouse Tells the Story of a New Anti-Semitism
A month after the killings in Toulouse, the analysis of the events offers clues as to why the Israeli-Palestinian conflict should be solved once and for all
