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L’Europe vue de Suisse, avec l’Institut européen de l’Université de Genève.

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Le blog du transeuropéen
30 lycéens, 4 destinations : récit d’un tour d’Europe inédit.

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Le blog des Européens du Grand Lille
Vivre l’Europe à Lille et avec les Euros

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L’Europe en bouteille
L’Eurosblog des étudiants et enseignants de Sciences Po Bordeaux

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L’Europa @ torvergata

L’Europa vista da Tor Vergata, in collaborazione con il Centro di Eccellenza Jean Monnet

Talk about Europe, create your Eurosblog !

Are you passionate about Europe, an expert, a specialist about small and big questions that make the European Union? Take the first step and create your own Eurosblog!

What exactly is it?

The Euroblogs are interactive sites with a “high added valued”: : published in a very few number, they rest on content that is of high quality, in the spirit of “The Euros”.
It is about community blogs,entirely organised by a group of people that belong to a civil society organisation, a university, or even a company, through a partnership. But it can also entail a group of very motivated friends.
Each Euroblog covers a particular theme, within a field of expertise. The contributors to the Euroblogs may also have the opportunity to be published in “The Euros” and its different language sections (after an editorial agreement).

Why create a Eurosblog?

We offer the possibility to create blogs in the four languages of The Euros: French, English, German and Italian.
The Euros takes charge of everything: the creation of a powerful personal communication tool, technical implementation, design (with the approval of the partner), training on the online tool, assistance, communication, etc.
Your blog benefits from a visibility on the European web without any equivalent, as well as the partner : The Euros will be in charge of the communication and the development of its notoriety (references, publicity, newsletter, etc.)
As partner you will benefit from the experience and the network of the international team of The Euros in the world of European affairs.
The happiness of bringing your own grain of sand in a formidable project!. The Eurosblog participate in the life of The Euros: a project that is 100% independent, non-profit and booming...

Contact-us : contact[at]eurosduvillage.eu

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What does it mean to be Belgian?

by Antoine de Lame, Louis Alfons Nobels, Quentin Martens, Sandrine SIEGERS - 10 June 2010

Opinions

The party is over

by Liz Pender - 9 June 2010

Opinions

European Parliament shows its teeth

How the SWIFT agreement marked a historic moment for the Parliament to exercise its powers and influence EU-US relations

The European Parliament’s rejection of the SWIFT agreement on 11 February 2010 was a historic moment in two aspects: Not only was that the first time the Parliament could reject Council decisions (...)

by Robert van Geffen - 4 April 2010

Opinions

Ashton in the spotlight

A critique of complaints against the new HR

This article examines some of the criticisms that have been made against Ashton in her short time in office.

by Siobhán Gabriella GIBNEY - 23 March 2010

Opinions

The European Arms Embargo on China: 20 (and a half) Years Later

Why the EU should lift the arms embargo on China

The article argues that the EU’s arms embargo on China is outdated and ineffective in influencing an improvement in human rights in the country.

by Zhong ZHONG CHEN - 1 March 2010

Opinions

Rewarding bad behaviour

Why the EU shouldn’t lift the arms embargo on China

This article argues that, considering the ongoing disregard for human rights, the EU shouldn’t lift its arms embargo on China.

by Siobhán Gabriella GIBNEY - 1 March 2010

Opinions

Steely Neelie and national parties dabbling in EU politics

How national party politics degrade the European Commission

Neelie Kroes’ nomination in European Commission as Commissioner of the Digital Agenda is obviously a step back. It is a perfect example of how party politics at the national level can weaken the (...)

by Robert van Geffen - 14 January 2010 1

Opinions

Britain in Europe: What next?

Britain‘s role in Europe under a Cameron government

The UK general election is expected to be held on 6 May 2010. Despite a recent shift in the polls, it still remains likely that David Cameron will become the next Prime Minister. What can we (...)

by Liz Pender - 11 January 2010 2

Opinions

Why the Irish changed their minds

Assessing the results of the Lisbon Treaty referendums

This article analyzes post-referendum surveys to assess why the second Lisbon Treaty referendum received a majority yes vote, and what role Irish and EU officials (...)

by Siobhán Gabriella GIBNEY - 22 December 2009 1

Previous opinions

European viewpoints

Jane O’Mahony: “The Irish realise they can’t go back: If we say No again, we are (...)

Jane O’Mahony speaks about the reasons why the Irish said No to Lisbon in June 2008, why the No campaign was much stronger than the Yes campaign and what she expects to happen in the run-up to a (...)

6 March 2009 3

European viewpoints

Lisbon Treaty: a great success for the European Parliament

The European Parliament and the national parliaments will play a greater role in the European decision-making process. The EU will function more effectively and thereby be better equipped to face (...)

2 December 2007 1

European viewpoints

Lisbon Treaty: Why European Socialists and Social Democrats support the European (...)

While some socialist leaders still hesitate about their vote on the Reform Treaty, the President of the Party of European Socialists underlines the importance of the Treaty for his party. Despite (...)

12 November 2007 4

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Ten years after its start, the fall of the Euro?

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When former Commissioners go for private sector

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In the spotlight

Opinions :

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Editorial :

How the SWIFT agreement marked a historic moment for the Parliament to exercise its powers and influence EU-US relations

A critique of complaints against the new HR

Why the EU should lift the arms embargo on China

Why the EU shouldn’t lift the arms embargo on China

How national party politics degrade the European Commission

Britain‘s role in Europe under a Cameron government

Assessing the results of the Lisbon Treaty referendums

European viewpoints