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The New Sick Man of Europe: the European Union

The European Union is the new sick man of Europe. The effort over the past half century to create a more united Europe is now the principal casualty of the euro crisis, and the European project now stands in disrepute across much of the continent.

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Kristiina Ojuland: ‘Putin’s politics more and more like Stalin’s totalitarian politics’

Meeting the Estonian former minister again in her EP office after some three years, she sounds pessimistic, disappointed and concerned.

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Connecting Agendas - A global drive for women

European Commissioner Viviane Reding spearheaded the proposal to initiate quotas for the representation of women on company boards which was adopted on November 2012. The initiative has triggered intense reactions and debate has only just begun.

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New EESC President Malosse put citizens at the heart of the EU public debate

The Frenchman Henri Malosse kicked off 2 1/2-year tenure as head of the oldest EU institution that represents civil society.

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Frost & Sullivan: These are the New Mega Trends that will Shape a Future Britain

Exclusive analysis to be launched during Frost & Sullivan's Growth, Innovation and Leadership (GIL) congress GIL 2013: Europe in London

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Taiwan’s new EU Ambassador wants: ‘a more far-reaching EU-Taiwan relationship’

Mr. Kuoyu Tung recently took up his role as Taiwan’s Ambassador to the EU, one of his country’s most important postings abroad, replacing his predecessor David Lin who was appointed Foreign Minister late last year.

Huawei abandons US but still optimistic about future

Huawei, a leading global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider, has given up its quest to conquer the market for telecoms network equipment in the US, where the Chinese company’s sales efforts have been blocked by security fears.

Huawei Optimistic About Future of ICT

Huawei, a leading global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider, released its audited 2012 financial results. Huawei achieved steady business growth, recording sales revenues of US$35.4 billion and net profit of US$2.5 billion.

GIL 2013: Europe

This annual one-day congress is part of Frost & Sullivan's exclusive Growth, Innovation and Leadership community that represents a global network of over 5,000 senior executives.

IF GERMANY LEAVES THE EURO ZONE

This time the situation is indeed very serious. A new party made its appearance in German politics and is composed of economistes, lawyers and Christian Democrat politicians who believe in the dissolution of the euro area before this, they say, breaks Germany.

Entrepreneurship Summer School 2012

ThinkYoung and Google organized the second edition of the Entrepreneurship Summer School which was held from the 9th to the 13th of July.

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Think Young: a unique success story in times of crisis

In this European Business Review dossier we put the spotlight on Think Young, an interesting think-tank: recent graduates and engaged students lobbying to make Europe a better place for young people; conducting research, surveys, conferences, documentaries on and about young people.

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Europe’s Global Role

Lagging productivity, public deficits, a Euro in the danger zone, an ageing population and rising unemployment levels make that the position of Europe in today’s world economy is under pressure. Is the Indian professor Dipesh Chakrabarty right with his book: ‘Provincializing Europe’?

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The Digital Agenda for Europe

The European Commission has just published its Digital Agenda, one of the seven flagship initiatives of the EU 2020 Strategy. The success of the Digital Agenda - namely creating a Digital Single Market - is linked to the political and economical success of the European Union.

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