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63 GERMANY By Steven Mantifel Ethnic composition: German 91.5%, Turkish 2.4%, other 6.1% (made up largely of Greek, Italian, Polish, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, and Spanish) Population: 81,305,856 (July 2012 est.) GDP per capita: $37,900 (2011 est.) Member since: 1952 EU funding in 2010: net contributor
BACKGROUND: Germany has the largest population in Europe with 81 million inhabitants. 1 The country is an economic powerhouse as the fifth largest economy in the world, which is based mainly on exports of automobiles, high-end technologies, chemicals and pharmaceuticals. 2 The official language is German but there are varying dialects spoken throughout the 16 Länder (states). The state is structured as a Federal Republic with a President, as the Head of State and a Chancellor, Angela Merkel, as the Head of Government. Germany was a founding member of the ECSC in April 1951, which set the groundwork for the establishment of the modern-day EU. The creation of the ECSC was based on the principle that economic development could be better achieved at the supranational level. In the past year, Germany has remained a leading member in the EU, ensuring that economic cohesion is maintained. 3 MEDIA SOURCES: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung www.faz.net The Frankfurt General Newspaper is a national daily German newspaper founded in 1949. It is based in Frankfurt and has a paid circulation of just over 360,000 reaching 120 countries. 4 The organization has more than 300 reporters and 40 foreign correspondents. 5 The paper is known for its centre-right slant. The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung maintains a regularly updated website that receives more than 3.51 million visitors per month. 6 Süddeutsche Zeitung www.sueddeutsche.de The “South German Newspaper” is a well-respected daily, based in Munich. The Süddeutsche Zeitung has a paid daily circulation of over 430,000 and a readership of over 1.4 64
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CONTENTS GLOSSARY 6 INTRODUCTION 7
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GLOSSARY CEPS Centre for European P
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We sincerely hope that you find our
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BACKGROUND: Austria joined the EU i
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Page 25 and 26: 1 “EU facts.” Civitas. 21 July
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Page 95 and 96: IRELAND By Chris Granicolo Ethnic c
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EFSF in order to “decisively impr
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from Libya. It also reaffirmed its
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ther needed to “force” other me
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22 Mercieca, Nikki Abela. “PM hop
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BACKGROUND: The Netherlands is a co
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Eurozone because of the credit rati
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illegal immigrants. The freedom of
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POLAND By Stanislaw Pelc Ethnic com
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Rzeczpospolita employs many of Gaze
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Eastern Partnership Finally, the ma
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ole of Poland in the EU. They divid
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PORTUGAL By Camilla Guiguer Ethnic
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Diario de Noticias www.dn.pt Diario
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Portuguese faith still exists in th
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ROMANIA By Alexandra Savilo Ethnic
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and the newspaper upholds a strong
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63 Toader, Flavius. "Germania şi A
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in total) in Russia in 2011. 7 Desp
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Arab Spring The operation in Libya
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- Finally, the question of energy h
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1 Speech by Peter Mandelson, “The
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37 “Russia And The EU Have Agreed
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BACKGROUND: Over the past decade, S
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status and the issues surrounding t
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forces after an attempt to staff th
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that many articles discussed whethe
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lief, Spain would not be requesting
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environment and foreign relations w
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SWITZERLAND By Rabiya Asad Ethnic c
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Swissinfo www.swissinfo.ch Swissinf
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available resources for Swiss natio
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BACKGROUND: Turkey’s relationship
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The unfair use of Cyprus as a barga
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1 “EU-Turkey Relations.” Europe
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UKRAINE By Tanya Branitska Ethnic m
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ecome a notable point in the relati
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1 Van Rompuy, Herman “Remarks of
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THE UNITED KINGDOM By Debbie Butts
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FINDINGS: In January, there were su
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into the public arena and being gra
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1 George, S. An Awkward Partner: Br
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44 "UK rejects EU call for city cen
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