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This week saw the announcement of a new venture by the online Huffington Post, setting up in France, in an agreement with the Le Monde group – the host organisation itself enduring fresh problems.
The new product is to be called Le Huffington Post. … Read More »
A central fund for feeding the poor of Europe has been cut back, because of a legal ruling on how it should operate … while a survey of the EU population finds that rich or poor, European people are highly concerned about Mother Earth. … Read More »
Croatia has been cleared to become the 28th member country of the European Union, under a decision by the EU’s Heads of Government at Brussels, 24.6.11.
The summit also approved the current phase of debt relief for Greece. … Read More »
Elections this month (17.4.11) in Finland produced another installment in the rise of support for militant groups against continuing immigration.
Posted by Lee Duffield with research by Haydn Rippon. … Read More »
Government leaders in Europe and the United States have begun a close watch as the citizen demonstrations sweeping across the Middle East flare up in Iran, meeting with a violent response from police.
In Tunisia, thousands have celebrated the success of their popular resolution by getting on small boats, bound for Europe. … Read More »
Concerns have been raised about a fresh wave of boat people crossing to Europe from North Africa, as a product of changes of government in the region. … Read More »
COMMENTARY: Marine Le Pen (picture) has comfortably won a ballot for President of France’s right-wing National Front, announced at its conference in Tours (16.1.11). … Read More »