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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We would like to thank Anna Korteweg, Edith Klein, Kate Korycki and Robert Austin for their tremendous support and guidance. In addition, we are sincerely grateful to the Arts & Science Student Union and the Centre for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies at the Munk School of Global Affairs for the financial assistance, which made this project possible. Furthermore, we express our gratitude to Georgina Steinsky- Schwartz for her invaluable contributions to this initiative. We also acknowledge and applaud the efforts and determination of the analysts, without whom this journal would not be a reality. 2
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Page 6 and 7: MALTA 111 BY ADRIAN ZITA-BENNETT TH
Page 8 and 9: 7 INTRODUCTION In October of last y
Page 10 and 11: 9 AUSTRIA By Aglaia Lowo Ethnic com
Page 12 and 13: tion of approximately 98,000 copies
Page 14 and 15: Overall, Austria’s attitude to th
Page 16 and 17: 1 Demokratiezentrum Wien. Date of a
Page 18 and 19: 17 BELGIUM By Allison Gibbons Ethni
Page 20 and 21: Le Soir www.lesoir.be Le Soir is se
Page 22 and 23: notes that this role could be damag
Page 24 and 25: generally negative light over the p
Page 26 and 27: 30 “King Albert warns the politic
Page 28 and 29: BACKGROUND: Situated in the heart o
Page 30 and 31: savvy readers, Dnevnik became an ex
Page 32 and 33: The Euro crisis, Bulgaria's involve
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Page 36 and 37: forms and the delay in the country
Page 38 and 39: 27 "Германски полито
Page 40 and 41: 65 "Очаквано: Решени
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Page 44 and 45: 43 DENMARK By Nikki Vukasovic Ethni
Page 46 and 47: Politiken www.politiken.dk Politike
Page 48 and 49: - In an article from 20 March 2011,
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tractive. The financial crisis has
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27 Isherwood, Julian. "EDITORIAL: A
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BACKGROUND: France is the second la
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agreed to a process of automatic sa
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- The EU agreed to consider revisin
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1 "France Country Profile." BBC New
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63 GERMANY By Steven Mantifel Ethni
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million. 7 It maintains an up to da
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of the Eurozone countries. It was a
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dule. Merkel expressed satisfaction
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media sources mentioned above, a se
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al as well as commercial vehicles.
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23 Schubert, Christian. "Wirtschaft
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77 GREECE By Maria Varelas Ethnic c
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features many interviews with domes
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placed on the Eurozone for the cris
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83 HUNGARY By Shija Zhang Ethnic co
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eviewing the media law, along with
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- Legislation concerning the banks:
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an undesirable candidate to enter t
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problem (which would set a preceden
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27 "Ismet a jegybanktorveny modosit
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BACKGROUND: Ireland has experienced
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2011 IN REVIEW: Ireland’s current
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1 "EUROPA - European Countries - Ir
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101 ITALY By Alessandro Gemmiti Eth
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Newspaper readership figures are lo
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majority of the refugees arriving o
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as acquiescing to the European Comm
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1 “Italy.” CIVITAS: Institute f
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111 MALTA By Adrian Zita-Bennett Et
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The Times of Malta www.timesofmalta
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Libyan Conflict Diplomacy - On 10 M
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Malta’s relationship with the EU
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1 “History of Malta in the EU.”
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121 THE NETHERLANDS By Farbod Saats
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De Volkskrant www.volkskrant.nl Alt
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ing in Libya. The NRC editorial:
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1 "The world factbook - the Netherl
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BACKGROUND: Poland joined the EU on
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contributors blamed the 2007 Lisbon
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ki’s, speech in Berlin, which was
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1 Along with Cyprus, the Czech Repu
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BACKGROUND: The EU has been a top p
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efforts of the Portuguese governmen
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e: “it’s a shame its turning ou
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19 “Euro/Crise: Portugal é das e
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BACKGROUND: Located in South-easter
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FINDINGS: These sources yielded ove
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tance to the evolving relationship
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1 "Romania - EU-Romania Relations."
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47 Nahoi, Ovidiu. "Comisarul Dacian
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82 Florea, Raul. "71 comentarii 29
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BACKGROUND: The relationship betwee
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Elections in Belarus Russia and the
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A Belgian deputy of the European Pa
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society. Russia’s government subs
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19 Bychkova, Olga and Vladimir Gera
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167 SERBIA By Petar Dodic Ethnic co
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of the Milosevic regime, RTS has un
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forts, she also criticized the gove
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2011 IN REVIEW: The major topic dis
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1 “Commission Opinion on Serbia's
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177 SPAIN By Ariadna Pauliuc Ethnic
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FINDINGS: The following major topic
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2011 IN REVIEW: In 2011, the relati
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1 Miguel Sebastian (2001): “Spain
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BACKGROUND: Switzerland is geograph
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Bilateral Relations among European
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much power as countries associated
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191 TURKEY By Isa Topbas Ethnic com
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class readers. 6 The newspaper laun
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opean politicians only acknowledge
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25 “Ve Türk insanı sonunda AB'd
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BACKGROUND: In 2008, the EU and Ukr
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Russia as the major provider of ene
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on the developments in the Eurozone
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21 “Янукович назвав
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BACKGROUND: While the UK initially
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none of the proposed changes about
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to regain UK powers were deeply dam
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24 “PMQs: Peter Bone asks David C
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64 "MEPs attack UK resistance to EU
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