Following increasing tensions within the German government over Chancellor Angela Merkel’s handing of the refugee crisis, Pawel Swidlicki argues that while her position is secure, in the longer term the crisis could solidify the divide on the right of German politics with concerning implications.
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Following increasing tensions within the German government over Chancellor Angela Merkel’s handing of the refugee crisis, Pawel Swidlicki argues that while her position is secure, but that in the longer term the crisis could solidify the divide on the right of German politics with concerning implications.
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Posted by Pawel Swidlicki
October 28, 2015
In a change of tactics, David Cameron has decided to take on those advocating UK withdrawal from the EU based on the ‘Norway model’. Open Europe’s Stephen Booth explains what a Norway-style relationship with the EU might entail.
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In a change of tactics, David Cameron has decided to take on those advocating UK withdrawal from the EU based on the ‘Norway model’. Open Europe’s Stephen Booth explains what a Norway-style relationship with the EU might entail.
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Posted by Stephen Booth
October 25, 2015
Polish voters have voted for sweeping change with Law and Justice winning today’s elections by a wide margin. Open Europe’s Pawel Swidlicki looks at what comes next for Poland and the EU, and also what it could mean for Cameron’s EU renegotiation.
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Polish voters have voted for sweeping change with Law and Justice winning today’s elections by a wide margin. Open Europe’s Pawel Swidlicki looks at what comes next for Poland and the EU, and also what it could mean for Cameron’s EU renegotiation.
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Posted by Pawel Swidlicki
October 23, 2015
Contrary to initial expectations, the Portuguese Socialist Party looks set to vote down the centre-right minority government that Prime Minister-designate Pedro Passos Coelho is about to form – and push ahead with negotiations over a leftist alliance that would involve the openly anti-euro Communist Party. Open Europe’s Vincenzo Scarpetta looks at the latest developments.
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Posted by Vincenzo Scarpetta
Contrary to initial expectations, the Portuguese Socialist Party looks set to vote down the centre-right minority government that Prime Minister-designate Pedro Passos Coelho is about to form – and push ahead with negotiations over a leftist alliance that would involve the openly anti-euro Communist Party. Open Europe’s Vincenzo Scarpetta looks at the latest developments.
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Posted by Vincenzo Scarpetta
October 22, 2015
Ahead of Sunday’s Polish elections, Open Europe’s Pawel Swidlicki assesses the prospects for a change of government and looks at the likely implications of this for Poland’s EU policies and its stance towards David Cameron’s EU renegotiation.
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Posted by Pawel Swidlicki
Ahead of Sunday’s Polish elections, Open Europe’s Pawel Swidlicki assesses the prospects for a change of government and looks at the likely implications of this for Poland’s EU policies and its stance towards David Cameron’s EU renegotiation.
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Posted by Pawel Swidlicki
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