April 22, 2007
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Is up now at Siberian Light (ta Andy!) – loads of good stuff, from Moldovan web awards (yes, really) to the French elections. Speaking of which, it’s the long-expected Sarko/Sego runoff (my prediction of an additional last-minute surge for Bayrou … Continue reading
April 15, 2007
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So no Euroblog roundup this week. I’ve just popped back in briefly on my way between a pub garden and the park. Entries to EUroundup [at] gmail [dot] com, please – a bit of a dearth so far. Next Sunday … Continue reading
April 10, 2007
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I’d got annoyed with the thing, so have made a few changes – some more obvious than others. The Snap preview things have gone, as even I’d begun to find them irritating. The main column’s got wider, and the font … Continue reading
April 8, 2007
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It’s Easter, I’ve got chocolate coming out of my ears and a big shoulder of lamb (smothered in garlic and rosemary) slowly roasting in the oven, and a huge vat of decent European blog posts wating in the wings. So, … Continue reading
April 6, 2007
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Come on, chaps – it’s going up in two days time, approximately on Easter Sunday afternoon (rising in glory much akin to that of Our Lord Jesus Christ Who Died For All Our Sins(TM), only without the straggly beard, scabby … Continue reading
March 25, 2007
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Welcome to the inaugural Euroblog roundup on this, the 50th anniversary weekend of the Treaty of Rome. Now, how this is normally going to work is as follows: every other Sunday the Euroblog roundup will compile the best blog posts … Continue reading
March 19, 2007
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Don’t know how I hadn’t spotted this, but the Economist’s new EU-blog Certain Ideas of Europe (featuring the occasional contribution from blogging Economist journo Edward Lucas) has been going for a couple of months now, and is – as you’d … Continue reading
February 27, 2007
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A smattering of promising new EU blogs have crossed the radar in the last couple of days, all of which are worth a gander. In no particular order: The Telegraph have now got around to replacing David Rennie, whose Brussels … Continue reading
February 26, 2007
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Some lass from the University of Hamburg has asked nicely, so here’s a link to her survey about continent-wide participation in “Euroblogs”, which apparently should only take about 15 minutes or so to fill out (I’m going to give it … Continue reading
February 25, 2007
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I’ve studiously avoided getting involved in recent blog flame-wars. So this post is a bit of an aberration. Sorry… Unsurprisingly, I’m not much of a fan of anti-EU right-wing blog EU Referendum. Aside from their constant assumptions of “liberal media … Continue reading
February 22, 2007
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The Times’ Anatole Kaletsky’s normally worth reading, so check out his latest on Germany and the future of the EU – I’m too busy to have had a chance yet, myself. You could probably also do worse than check out … Continue reading
February 21, 2007
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With Russia, like the US, in a two year electoral cycle (Parliamentary elections this year, Presidential next), I thought it was about time to beef up the Russia/CIS blogroll a bit, so have added a new section. Loads of good … Continue reading
February 21, 2007
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Looks like Soj of Flogging the Simian (and formerly/occasionally of European Tribune) is going to be back in Romania and back blogging pretty soon. This is known as a Good Thing.
February 16, 2007
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Busy again today, so have a gander at Siberian Light’s first in a planned series of interviews with Russia-focussed bloggers – this time with the entertainingly exasperation and rage-fuelled La Russophobe. Edit: Self-congratulation has now gone on request – apparently … Continue reading