Every week representatives from different European countries discuss issues which effect their nations.
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If newspapers do influence public opinion then it doesn’t take a genius to work out why Britons are so often Eurosceptic.
An Englishman a Frenchman and a Greek woman discuss civil disobediance as the French strike and the Greeks riot.
Three Europeans discuss the economic crisis from the perspective of two of the more troubled European economies.
It is the commission's responsibility to look after its sensitive information and to be able to tell the difference between a spy and a journalist. Bluring the boundaries works to the detriment of everyone.
We have to realise that our national interests and those of the union are interlinked, or narrow self-interest will divide us and a deep depression may conquers us.