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Russia and the Baltic republics, and now the EU. A fraught relationship, not least because of suspicions of bad faith on both sides. What is to be done? Some thoughts from a key Munich think tank, in German.
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I come from a country that opted for neutrality in the existential 20th-century fight to save Europe from fascism, and I live in the country that had to be defeated in this fight, so you can be sure that on this anniversary of D-Day I have some pretty strong feelings...
Yesterday Eurostat published its first 'GDP per capita nowcast' for the EU-25. It runs under the headline "GDP per capita in new Member States ranges from 42% of EU25 average in Latvia to 83% in Cyprus". For the non-economist that I am, there are a few points in this that...
In their weekly report 21/04 the DIW Berlin reports that there is big distrust in institutions in Germany. The instated surveyed 850 people about their trust, privately and institutionally. The survey showed how deeply the institutional trust has been shaken. The police is the one institution that enjoys the most...
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September 11, 2003
What a day
by David
As you know, today is the second anniversary of the attack on the WTC, and the 30th anniversary of the coup in Chile.
To all victims of al-Qaida and all victims of Pinochet, to all the victims of terrorism and all victims of state terror, to all victims of war and all victims of political violence; we think of you today.
Comments
Hmmm, does it come off as affected, or smarmy or something?
Well, now I’ve written it, whatever. Screw you.
Posted by: David Weman at September 11, 2003 10:14 PMIt’s awkwardly phrased, that’s for sure. I hate writing in English.
Posted by: David Weman at September 11, 2003 10:20 PMDavid, it reads fine. And the sentiment is perfect.
Posted by: Matthew at September 11, 2003 11:10 PMHow about all the victims of appeasement? When will Europe start thinking of them?
Posted by: Markku Nordström at September 12, 2003 03:15 AMPost a comment